FS Credit Opportunities Corp. Enters $50 Million Equity Swap for FS Specialty Lending Fund Shares

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FS Credit Opportunities Corp. Enters $50 Million Equity Swap for FS Specialty Lending Fund Shares

FS Credit Opportunities Corp. has entered into an equity total return swap agreement with Nomura Global Financial Products Inc., allowing the company to gain economic exposure to up to $50 million worth of common shares of FS Specialty Lending Fund. The three-year agreement enables FS Credit Opportunities Corp. to receive cash dividends related to the shares while making monthly payments to Nomura based on a floating rate tied to the notional amount. The arrangement includes provisions for early termination and requires the company to post collateral equal to 70% of the value of the shares under the swap.

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