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FECAX — First Eagle Credit Opportunities Fund

First Eagle Credit Opportunities Fund is a interval fund managed by First Eagle Alternative Credit. Strategy: below-investment-grade credit: syndicated loans, middle-market direct lending, asset-based lending.

What SpreadVista tracks for FECAX

•Full N-PORT holdings. Every position FECAX reports in its quarterly N-PORT filing — issuer name, CUSIP, ISIN, fair value, accrual status — sourced directly from SEC EDGAR.
•NAV per share history. FECAX's NAV evolution quarter-over-quarter, with distribution and rate-of-return context.
•Sector and asset-category exposure. Where FECAX's below-investment-grade credit: syndicated loans, middle-market direct lending, asset-based lending actually lands — GICS sectors, instrument types, rate-floor distribution.
•Cross-vehicle issuer overlap. Which of FECAX's holdings are ALSO held by BDCs and other interval funds we track — the contagion-risk and concentration view that's nearly impossible to compute from filings alone.
•Mark divergence vs peers.When two vehicles mark the same credit differently, that's a signal — we surface every FECAXholding where the mark diverges from a BDC's mark by more than the typical bid/ask spread.

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About FECAX

Ticker: FECAX
Legal name: First Eagle Credit Opportunities Fund
Manager: First Eagle Alternative Credit
Fund type: Interval fund
Strategy: Below-investment-grade credit: syndicated loans, middle-market direct lending, asset-based lending
Focus: Private credit
SEC CIK: 1818416 (EDGAR N-PORT filings) (opens in new tab)

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What SpreadVista tracks for FECAX

•Full N-PORT holdings. Every position FECAX reports in its quarterly N-PORT filing — issuer name, CUSIP, ISIN, fair value, accrual status — sourced directly from SEC EDGAR.

•NAV per share history. FECAX's NAV evolution quarter-over-quarter, with distribution and rate-of-return context.

•Sector and asset-category exposure. Where FECAX's below-investment-grade credit: syndicated loans, middle-market direct lending, asset-based lending actually lands — GICS sectors, instrument types, rate-floor distribution.

•Cross-vehicle issuer overlap. Which of FECAX's holdings are ALSO held by BDCs and other interval funds we track — the contagion-risk and concentration view that's nearly impossible to compute from filings alone.

•Mark divergence vs peers.When two vehicles mark the same credit differently, that's a signal — we surface every FECAXholding where the mark diverges from a BDC's mark by more than the typical bid/ask spread.