Webinar: BDC Credit at a Turning Point: Are Cracks Forming—and What Does the Data Reveal?
Access a full review of the latest BDC filings.
Private credit investors are operating in a market defined by tighter liquidity, rising defaults, and growing pressure to stay ahead of credit deterioration. Yet reliable, independent research on distressed and at-risk leveraged companies remains hard to find.
In this webinar, Nicholas Marshi, Editor of the BDC Credit Reporter, and Sourav Srimal, Chief Growth Officer at SOLVE, discuss how research flags emerging credit issues, why early visibility into troubled names matters, and how to use these insights to connect qualitative company intelligence with quantitative pricing and portfolio data.
Together, they cover:
- Recent high-impact stories since September, including select names and what drove the risk events
- Notable defaults and major takeaways from the latest BDC filing season of 150+ managers
- What to watch heading into Q4 and early 2026, and potential credits at risk and emerging trends in private credit portfolios
Access a full review of the latest BDC filings and gain the insights you need to stay ahead of potential losses and navigate a shifting credit cycle with confidence.
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Webinar Speakers
Nicholas Marshi
Editor of the BDC Credit Reporter
Sourav Srimal
SVP, Private Credit, SOLVE
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About SOLVE
SOLVE is the leading market data platform provider for fixed-income securities, trusted by sophisticated buy-side and sell-side firms worldwide. Founded in 2011, SOLVE leverages its AI-driven technology and deep industry expertise to offer unparalleled transparency into markets, reduce risk, and save hundreds of hours across front-office workflows. With the largest real-time datasets for Securitized Products, Municipal Bonds, Corporate Bonds, Syndicated Bank Loans, Convertible Bonds, CDS, and Private Credit, SOLVE empowers clients to transform the way they bring new securities to market, trade on secondary markets, and value highly illiquid securities. Headquartered in Connecticut, with offices across the globe, SOLVE is the definitive source for market pricing in fixed-income markets.
