Eagle Point Credit Presents 38% Portfolio Allocation to Private Credit Investments

By Public Technologies
  • Eagle Point Credit Company increased private credit allocations to 38% of its portfolio in Q3 2026, from 26% at year-end 2025.
  • CLO equity accounted for 59.6% of the portfolio, with a weighted average remaining reinvestment period of 3.6 years.
  • Seven CLO resets and nine refinancings generated weighted average financing cost savings of 20 basis points.
  • Monthly common share distributions stood at $0.06, representing a 20.8% annualized distribution rate based on a $3.46 share price.
  • The capital structure remained entirely fixed-rate, with no debt maturity until January 2029; most financing was perpetual.


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