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J•••• A••••••••• L••: lender marks fell to 60 cents across 2 BDC lenders | DFX Data Factory

NewSignalCredit deteriorationJun 30, 2024 · first seen 5 days ago

J•••• A••••••••• L••: lender marks fell to 60 cents across 2 BDC lenders

J•••• A••••••••• L•• · borrower

a detector's reading of facts over time and relationships; a reading, not a fact

Happened 2024-06-30First seen 2026-09-17

funded debt at cost held by BDC lenders: $36.3M
Confidence: 90%
Historical lift: 2.38x
Median warning: 139 days
Parties affected: 3, 2 who benefit

What changed

Consensus lender mark moved from 89 to 60 cents on cost at 2024-06-30

Why now: State NEW at the 2024-06-30 quarter end, readable when the filing landed on 2024-08-08.

Who this matters to

only relationships the graph supports

Primary

Carlyle Credit S••••••••, Inc.$5.8Madverse
holds funded debt of the borrower. the mark is this lender's own · pc_position latest as_of
Carlyle S•••••• L••••••, Inc.$7.2Madverse
holds funded debt of the borrower. the mark is this lender's own · pc_position latest as_of

Potential beneficiaries

Special situations funds (class)favourable
buys or refinances stressed credit. a consensus markdown is where rescue capital prices · class
Restructuring advisers (class)favourable
advises on amendments and workouts. the amendment families fire on the same tape · class

Counterparties

Economic footprint

probability and consequence kept apart

funded debt at cost held by BDC lenders: $36.3M known
State: New
Historical signal: 2.38x subsequent non accrual rate vs population
Lenders: 2
Confidence: 0.90

Why it matters

2 BDC lender(s) hold $36M of funded debt at cost; no sponsor bridged. Borrowers this screen flags reached non-accrual at 2.38x the population rate within a year, median warning 139.0 days (stage-6 harness, non-accrual outcome). Non-accrual is the lender's own determination, not a court's: this is a mark signal, not a default prediction.

What would make this wrong

subsequent lender marks recover materially; the borrower refinances; the flagged facility is repaid

What to do next

workflow actions, never advice

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DFX product: Credit Attention / portfolio monitor

Evidence

Evidence, method and the rank's parts

Sources

BDC schedules of investments (Inline XBRL) · Jun 30, 2024 · consensus of lender marks; df_signal_state and df_signal_consequence

What would make this less concerning

subsequent lender marks recover materially; the borrower refinances; the flagged facility is repaid

Actionability, eleven dimensions (0 to 5)

novelty5
confidence4
timeliness2
actionability4
historical lift2.38
affected entities3
economic magnitude2
financing consequence5
portfolio consequence5
commercial consequence4
investment consequence4
fundraising consequence1

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State INTENSIFIED at the 2026-06-30 quarter end, readable when the filing landed on 2026-08-13.

Exposure: $1.4B knownfunded debt at cost held by BDC lenders
Who this matters to: Private credit lenders, PE sponsors +3
Historical: 2.53x non accrual, 138d median

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