Eagle Point Credit Company Inc. Announces Full Redemption of the 8.00% Series F Term Preferred Stock Due 2029

GREENWICH, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $ECC--Eagle Point Credit Company Inc. (the “Company”) (NYSE: ECC, ECCC, ECC PRD, ECCF, ECCU, ECCV, ECCW, ECCX) today announced the full redemption of the Company's 8.00% Series F Term Preferred Stock due 2029 (NYSE: ECCF) (“Series F Term Preferred Stock”) on January 30, 2026 (the “Redemption Date”). The redemption price of the Series F Term Preferred Stock will be $25 per share. This redemption reflects the Company's ongoing efforts to optimize its capital structure.

Business Wire • Dec 29, 2025

Strong Sell On Eagle Point Preferreds And Baby Bonds, Buy Oxford Lane Baby Bonds

Eagle Point Credit and Oxford Lane are both closed-end funds that own CLOs. They're virtually identical companies, but OXLC has 29.6% leverage and ECC 42.4% leverage. But ECC baby bonds and preferred stocks are trading with much lower yields than those of OXLC, historically ridiculously low yields, as they're grossly overpriced. While baby bond OXLCI has an 8.13% yield-to-maturity (YTM), ECCW has only a 6.76% YTM.  But most overpriced is ECCC term preferred at 6.56% YTM.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 22, 2025

Beyond Your Lifetime: The Future Of Your Investments

America: In debt we trust. The Bank of Mom & Dad is seeing growing adoption. We discuss a pattern that's been evolving for decades.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 19, 2025

High Yield, High Cost: The Real Returns Of ECC And SLR Investment

Eagle Point Credit Co LLC and SLR Investment Corp. trade at similar discounts and market caps but differ in risk-return profiles. ECC boasts a higher gross asset yield (~13.5%) but with much greater volatility, while SLRC offers a steadier, lower-yield profile (~8.15%). After adjusting for losses and expenses, both ECC and SLRC deliver comparable real returns (~6.4% vs. ~5.2%), but SLRC benefits from cheaper leverage.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 16, 2025

4 Closed-End Fund Buys In The Month Of November 2025

November presented a pullback primarily in the mega-cap tech, but one that was fairly shallow with a recovery toward the month's end. With that said, there were some opportunities presented with the added volatility for the month. I add to my closed-end fund portfolio positions to help generate a long-term cash flow snowball that increases every month.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 15, 2025

ECC: Yield Of Dreams, NAV Drops 11% In A Month

Eagle Point Credit Company (ECC) had a steep NAV decline, again. CLO equity's asymmetrical risk is materializing, as ECC's portfolio is underperforming even theoretically riskier junk bond ETFs during stable credit conditions. Long-term returns for ECC common shares have been poor, with most investors realizing sub-4% annualized returns after taxes.

Seeking Alpha • Dec 10, 2025

Eagle Point Credit Management Hires Greg Lindsey as Managing Director, Client and Partner Solutions

GREENWICH, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eagle Point Credit Management LLC (“Eagle Point”), a private credit investment manager, announced today the addition of Greg Lindsey as Managing Director, Client and Partner Solutions. He will be reporting to Kyle McGrady, Senior Principal and Head of Client and Partner Solutions at Eagle Point. In this role, Mr. Lindsey will be responsible for leading institutional business development efforts in the US Western Territory, cultivating and deepening the firm's.

Business Wire • Dec 3, 2025

ECC.PR.D: Not A Bond And Suitable For Investors With A High Tolerance For Volatility

Eagle Point Credit Company Inc. 6.75% PFD SR D offers high yield but exhibits significant volatility and deep drawdowns, especially during market stress. ECC.PR.D is perpetual preferred equity, not a bond, and sits as equity on ECC's balance sheet, leading to higher duration risk and price swings. Compared to bonds and high-yield ETFs, ECC.PR.D has shown larger drawdowns, making it less suitable for risk-averse investors seeking stable returns.

Seeking Alpha • Nov 27, 2025

High Cash Flow Vs. Steady Growth: Buy This 50/50 Mix For Maximum Income

ECC offers maximum cash flow today for higher risk. NNN offers smaller cash flow with steady dividend growth. A 50/50 mix of ECC and NNN provides higher returns with less volatility.

Seeking Alpha • Nov 22, 2025

Want $4,000 per Year in Monthly Passive Income? Invest Just $2,500 in These Dividend Stocks

Do you need to be a millionaire to earn $4,000 per year with stocks and exchange traded funds (ETFs)?

24/7 Wall Street • Nov 19, 2025