This company is a high-quality BDC income play. It continues to be defensively positioned with its largely first and second lien investment portfolio. The BDC has considerable interest rate upside. The company still sells for a sensible NII-multiple. An investment in the stock comes with an 8.3 percent dividend yield (not factoring in special dividends).
TPG Specialty Lending, Inc. (TSLX) continues to make an attractive value proposition for income investors that seek high recurring dividend income. TPG Specialty Lending invests in relatively secure first lien debt, which protects the company with downside protection if the economy slides into a recession. Further, TPG Specialty Lending has considerable interest rate upside in a rising rate environment, which leads to special dividend potential. An investment in TSLX yields 8.3 percent.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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