Finian O'Shea

“Stephen, I think you mentioned you had a more complete picture of spillover from the ABF vehicles. Any color you could give on that as to where you are, if we might expect future specials or this is it, and if you will, maybe arrange on the fourth quarter tax item.”

“A couple on the Senior Loan Fund, the 13.6 return sounds like a pretty good number, seeing if that is expected to be normal, and then if so, do you disclose the borrowing rate on the Senior JV credit facility?”

“So, on core yields, you gave a lot of color in the call. It sounded like, toward the end, a little bit more compression adjusted for base rates. Correct me if I'm wrong there, but sort of what are the drivers of the headwind at this point?”

“Good morning. um so so part of the storyline where getting this quarter is competition in the sort of core lower middle market um is you know continuing to pick up a lot of the players there are still raising private funds and such um and then maybe more are looking at your sort of uh focus in the in the value sectors.”

“And a follow-up on the picture of spillover. If you can give a – I know it's probably going to be complicated by equity positions, Merck's, et cetera, and can probably move around.”