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Broadly
Syndicated Loans

Investment Focus

Golub Capital’s Broadly Syndicated Loan (“BSL”) investment strategy focuses on curating well-diversified portfolios of high-quality syndicated senior secured loans that are structured, arranged and administered by large commercial or investment banks.

The Golub Capital Advantage

Golub Capital’s BSL strategy is distinctive and designed to deliver strong and resilient performance:

$17+ Billion

BSL CLO Aggregate Issuance Volume Since 2017

Top Quartile Performance

as measured by Bank of America Research1

#3

U.S. BSL CLO Manager, based on BB MVOC2

Power of the Golub Capital Platform

Access to the informational and analytic resources of a $75+ billion loan manager3

Deep expertise managing 40+ BSL CLOs since 2007 

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Distinctive Credit-First Process

Focus on building par and reducing risk through careful credit selection and active trading

Invest in credits and sectors where we have deep expertise and high conviction, while remaining highly selective

Experienced Team

Seasoned, all-senior BSL investment team with an average of over 20 years of credit experience across market cycles

Focus on resilience during market dislocations

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Past performance does not guarantee future results.

  1. Consistent top decile performance across most key metrics (BB MVOC, loans > $90, weighted-average price and market value % of target par) in each of the last 7 vintages. Source: Bank of America Research’s “Manager Performance Summary – December 2024 reports,” as of December 31, 2024. BB MVOC data is as of December 31, 2024.
  2. According to CLO Research Group Limited’s (“CLO Research”) “US BSL CLO Managers: Rankings Based on MVOC (BB) (as of 24 February 2025)," ranked by average percentile of market value over-collateralization (MVOC) at the BB tranche level, based on asset prices as of February 23, 2025.
  3. "Capital under management" is a gross measure of invested capital including leverage. As of January 1, 2025.