Public, exchange-traded

TSLX — Sixth Street Specialty Lending Inc

Sixth Street Specialty Lending Inc is a business development company managed by Sixth Street Partners. Strategy: middle-market upper/core, first-lien focus.

What SpreadVista tracks for TSLX

•Marks-to-par across the portfolio. Fair value as a fraction of par cost — the canonical health signal for a private-credit position — read from TSLX's own iXBRL tags and tracked quarter-over-quarter. A mark needs a par basis to exist, and TSLX reports one on 64% of the positions we serve; the rest (equity stakes, warrants, untagged principal) are shown without one rather than estimated.
•Reported NAV per share. TSLX's net asset value per share as filed, and — for exchange-listed tickers — the premium or discount its market price carries to that NAV.
•Non-accrual positions. The TSLX positions we tied to a non-accrual disclosure in the filer's own footnotes, and the dollar exposure behind them. A position is flagged only where the filing says so — every other position is carried as unknown, never as performing — so read this as a floor on TSLX's non-accruals, not a complete list.
•Top issuers by fair value. TSLX's concentration profile — the largest 10/25/50 exposures with mark and maturity context.
•Spread surface vs comparable BDCs. Where TSLX's positions sit on the credit-spread surface relative to peer-group BDCs holding similar credits, across the 60.2% of its positions that carry a tagged spread over a reference rate.
•Cross-vehicle issuer exposure. Which other BDCs and interval funds hold the same credits as TSLX — a contagion-risk view incumbents charge $20K–200K per seat for.

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About TSLX

Ticker: TSLX
Legal name: Sixth Street Specialty Lending Inc
Manager / Advisor: Sixth Street Partners
Category: Public, exchange-traded
Strategy: Middle-market upper/core, first-lien focus
Fiscal year end: 12-31

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What SpreadVista tracks for TSLX

•Marks-to-par across the portfolio. Fair value as a fraction of par cost — the canonical health signal for a private-credit position — read from TSLX's own iXBRL tags and tracked quarter-over-quarter. A mark needs a par basis to exist, and TSLX reports one on 64% of the positions we serve; the rest (equity stakes, warrants, untagged principal) are shown without one rather than estimated.

•Reported NAV per share. TSLX's net asset value per share as filed, and — for exchange-listed tickers — the premium or discount its market price carries to that NAV.

•Non-accrual positions. The TSLX positions we tied to a non-accrual disclosure in the filer's own footnotes, and the dollar exposure behind them. A position is flagged only where the filing says so — every other position is carried as unknown, never as performing — so read this as a floor on TSLX's non-accruals, not a complete list.

•Top issuers by fair value. TSLX's concentration profile — the largest 10/25/50 exposures with mark and maturity context.

•Spread surface vs comparable BDCs. Where TSLX's positions sit on the credit-spread surface relative to peer-group BDCs holding similar credits, across the 60.2% of its positions that carry a tagged spread over a reference rate.

•Cross-vehicle issuer exposure. Which other BDCs and interval funds hold the same credits as TSLX — a contagion-risk view incumbents charge $20K–200K per seat for.