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25Feb, 2022

Taggart: As unrest widens discounts, buy the asset not the bargain

By |February 25th, 2022|Podcast|

Mike Taggart, founder of Taggart Fund Intelligence and executive director of the Active Investment Company Alliance, says that the stock market's rough January along with the war between Russia and the Ukraine have put the market in a tizzy and widened discounts for...

18Feb, 2022

BDCs and middle-market credit can solve rising-rate puzzle

By |February 18th, 2022|Podcast|

Chris Oberbeck, chairman and chief executive officer at Saratoga Investment Corp., says that the structure of business-development companies -- which allows assets to increase in value when interest rates rise, while keeping liabilities fixed, thereby raising spreads -- makes them particularly attractive to...

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