Crescent Capital BDC, Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Crescent Capital BDC, Inc.

Crescent Capital BDC, Inc. is a U.S.-listed business development company focused on middle-market corporate credit. The company is designed to generate current income, with capital appreciation as a secondary objective, by investing primarily in senior secured and other forms of private credit, and selectively in hybrid or equity-linked instruments when the risk-reward profile is attractive. For French-speaking investors looking at a listed credit vehicle, Crescent BDC offers exposure to private lending in the United States, a segment that is typically less directly tied to broad equity-market cycles than traditional cyclical industries. The company sits within the Crescent Capital Group platform, a long-established alternative credit manager founded in 1991 and known for its corporate credit expertise across direct lending, mezzanine debt, broadly syndicated loans and other credit strategies. Crescent Capital BDC was launched as an exchange-listed vehicle in 2019 on Nasdaq under the ticker CCAP, and it strengthened its footprint through the acquisition of Alcentra Capital Corporation in 2020. Its principal executive offices are in Los Angeles, California, United States, at 11100 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 2000. The company’s common stock trades on Nasdaq, while certain debt securities are listed on the NYSE, reflecting a capital structure that combines equity-market access with public debt funding. Operationally, Crescent BDC provides financing solutions to middle-market companies, typically in situations involving growth capital, acquisitions, refinancing, recapitalizations or other balance-sheet needs. Its competitive positioning is built around access to Crescent’s sourcing network, a disciplined underwriting approach, and a management team with long experience in sponsored and non-sponsored credit. In a highly competitive market that includes other BDCs, private credit funds, commercial banks, investment banks and specialty finance lenders, success depends on origination depth, credit selection, portfolio monitoring and the ability to structure flexible solutions for borrowers that may not have full access to traditional bank lending. Geographically, the economic exposure is mainly U.S.-centric, even though the broader Crescent platform also operates across Europe and other credit markets through its wider asset-management franchise. Recent notable developments include the company’s 2025 earnings updates and its reported net asset value of $19.10 per share at December 31, 2025, as well as the declaration of a first-quarter 2026 cash dividend. More broadly, recent Crescent corporate announcements point to continued expansion in private credit capabilities, which supports the long-term relevance of the listed BDC franchise in the United States public markets.