Private credit, brought into view.
Search borrowers, credits, funds and managers across the observable private-credit market. See who holds a credit, how managers mark it, where they disagree and what changed — with every public observation traceable to its source.
Free to research. No demo required.
Start with the data, not the demo.
- BDCs covered
- 88
- 49 listed · 39 non-traded
- credit funds covered
- 55
- interval funds and closed-end funds
- quarters of history
- 16
- from 2022-08-01 onward
- companies held by multiple vehicles
- 4,584
- as of 2026-06-30
Counts re-derived against production data on 2026-09-06. Every figure on this site is traceable to a public SEC filing.
Who owns this credit?
See every observable vehicle holding the borrower.
How are managers marking it?
Compare marks across comparable claims, holder by holder.
What changed?
Track holdings, marks and filings over time.
What's inside this portfolio?
Explore exposures, concentration, credit quality and overlap.
Built to be checked.
The source is part of the answer.
- Source-linked
Every observation links to the SEC filing it came from.
- As-of dated
Every figure carries the reporting period it was filed for.
- Compare like with like
Marks are compared only inside a valid comparison domain — one measurement basis, one as-of.
The data is public. The intelligence should be accessible.
- Research
Credits, vehicles and sectors, from the filings up.
- Compare
Comparable claims across holders; vehicles side by side.
- Analyze
Exposure, concentration, spread and overlap.
- Monitor
Filing changes and what moved since last quarter.
Free to research.
Compare the portfolio, not the pitch.
Look past headline yield and examine what a vehicle actually owns, how its credits are marked and where risk is concentrated.
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Private Intelligence is a research programme exploring how public observations could be extended with permissioned, non-public context. It is not a product today and no private data is offered; we are gauging interest.
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Built because this should be easier.
I built SpreadVista because the cross-vehicle view I needed every quarter cost six figures to license — and somehow still didn't exist for 80% of the universe. I spent more time reconciling the same credit across managers than analyzing it. That gap shouldn't exist for the long tail of credit analysts and allocators.
— Jamel Talbi, founder