The business development company (BDC) sector has recently experienced a sell-off due to increased scrutiny on private credit and negative media coverage. This has caused many popular publicly traded BDCs to trade at significant discounts to their net asset value (NAV). Among these, two well-known BDCs stand out: one is considered a very attractive buy opportunity, while the other is being avoided by investors. The article provides guidance on how to evaluate deep value BDCs like GBDC and FSK to distinguish the best investment choices. The analysis is part of the High Yield Investor group led by Samuel Smith, who focuses on balancing safety, growth, yield, and value in dividend investing.
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