Business Development Companies (BDCs) and private credit are among the fastest-growing segments of fixed income — but also among the least transparent. Portfolios span originated loans, bonds, and direct lending exposures, yet reporting is inconsistent and data is difficult to compare. For investors, managers, and lenders, this lack of clarity makes it hard to track performance, risk, and opportunity.
SOLVE delivers transparency. By aggregating holdings, exposures, and valuations tied to BDC portfolios and private credit, SOLVE provides a standardized, consistent view into this evolving market.
BDCs Tracked
Comprehensive coverage of the public BDC universe, representing $451B in fair value
Investments
Look-through visibility into originated loans, bonds, and private credit exposures
Portfolio Companies
Detailed holdings and exposures across industries and issuers
Quarterly + Ongoing Updates
Portfolios refreshed each filing cycle, with continuous monitoring of linked securities and events in between
10+ Years of History
Long-term archive of filings, holdings, and exposures for trend and performance analysis
Purpose-built for portfolio monitoring, benchmarking, and peer comparison. Gain visibility into 160+ BDCs representing over $145B in fair value and 44,000+ investments. Track NAV changes, market valuation trends, and portfolio composition using structured and normalized data from public filings and market sources.
Pre-trade transparency across corporate bonds and loans held in BDC portfolios. Access 24M+ daily quotes standardized across asset classes — enabling BDC analysts to validate deal levels, assess liquidity, and benchmark portfolio exposures with real-time dealer color and market context.
Predictive trade pricing for the corporate bonds and loans that form part of BDC holdings. SOLVE Px models real-time trade-level prices with <3 bps mean absolute error, combining AI-driven feature modeling with SOLVE’s proprietary quote dataset. Support fair value estimation and secondary pricing across public and private credit portfolios.