NMFC (New Mountain Finance Corporation) Extends Buyback Program Through 2027
New Mountain extends its buyback program through 2027 with about $80 million remaining. Future income per share will determine the benefit for dividends.
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TRTX (TPG RE Finance Trust, Inc.) Loan Loss Leaves Earnings Below Dividend
TPG reports $0.07 in distributable earnings against a $0.24 dividend. New lending offers potential, but loan losses leave dividend support under pressure.
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Texas Factory Growth Slows as Orders Ease
Texas factories are still expanding, but slower orders and rising material costs put the focus on borrower profits and dividend support.
Read storyRITM (Rithm Capital Corp.) Earnings Support Dividend Despite Quarterly Decline
Rithm reports $0.55 in quarterly earnings available for distribution against a $0.25 dividend, with a smaller cushion than in the second quarter.
Read storyMMT (Aberdeen Multi-Market Income Fund) Sets November 9 Reverse Split
MMT plans a 1-for-4 reverse split on November 9. Fewer shares and proportionately larger payments do not improve earnings or total income by themselves.
Read storyDEA (Easterly Government Properties, Inc.) Cash Earnings Strengthen Dividend Support
Easterly reports higher cash available for distributions, with a useful quarterly cushion above its $0.45 dividend and lower adjusted debt relative to earnings.
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Credit Pressure Widens for Weaker Borrowers
New credit reports show weaker borrowers facing refinancing pressure. We explain the implications for lender earnings and the dividends they support.
Read storyORC (Orchid Island Capital, Inc.) Adds Hedges as Borrowing Rises Relative to Capital
Orchid's final Q3 results show higher leverage and more rate protection. Better mortgage yields must offset a smaller portfolio and added hedge costs.
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