Is there any information on the performance of FSCO's credit portfolio, such as default rates, recovery rates, or sector exposure shifts?

Answer

The press release you provided only announces the timing of FS Credit Opportunities Corp.’s (FSCO) upcoming second‑quarter 2025 earnings release and conference call. It does not contain any specific details about the performance of FSCO’s credit portfolio—such as:

• Default rates (e.g., the percentage of loans or credit assets that have failed to meet payment obligations)
• Recovery rates (e.g., the proportion of defaulted credit that has been recovered through collections, restructurings, or asset sales)
• Sector‑exposure shifts (e.g., changes in the composition of the portfolio across industries like consumer, industrial, real‑estate, etc.)

Therefore, based on the information in the news release, there is no data on those credit‑portfolio metrics.

What to Expect in the Upcoming Release

When FSCO publishes its Q2 2025 earnings (the press release says this will occur after the market close on Monday, August 25, 2025), the accompanying earnings release and the subsequent conference call are the typical venues where the company provides:

1. Portfolio performance statistics – default and loss‑given‑default (LGD) rates, recovery rates, and net loss figures.
2. Credit‑quality trends – any changes in credit‑risk metrics, watch‑list or non‑performing asset trends.
3. Sector allocation updates – shifts in exposure to different industry sectors, geographic regions, or credit‑rating buckets.
4. Management commentary – insights into the drivers behind any portfolio changes, macro‑economic impacts, and outlook.

If you need those details, you will have to review the full earnings release (usually posted on FSCO’s investor‑relations website or filed with the SEC) and listen to or read the transcript of the conference call that follows the release.

How to Obtain the Information

• Investor‑Relations Website: After the August 25 release, check FSCO’s investor‑relations page for the earnings PDF, a “Management Discussion & Analysis” (MD&A) section, and any supplemental slides.
• SEC Filings: Look for the Form 10‑Q (quarterly report) or Form 8‑K (press release) that will be filed with the SEC shortly after the market‑close release.
• Conference Call Transcript: Companies often post a transcript or a recording of the call on the same day; the call typically includes a Q&A where analysts ask about defaults, recoveries, and sector exposure.
• Third‑Party Data Providers: Services such as Bloomberg, S&P Capital IQ, or Moody’s may publish summary statistics on FSCO’s credit‑portfolio performance once the earnings are public.

Bottom Line

• No portfolio performance data is present in the current news release.
• The upcoming earnings release and conference call are the likely sources for default rates, recovery rates, and sector‑exposure information.
  

If you need those specifics now, you’ll have to wait until the August 25 earnings are posted or contact FSCO’s investor‑relations team for any pre‑release guidance they may be willing to share.