Blue Owl Technology FinanceBOTF

BLUE OWL TECHNOLOGY FINANCE CORP. · CIK 1747777 · as of 2026Q1

Size rank
#10 of 142
by investments at fair value
Investments at fair value
$12.7B
as reported, 2026Q1
Peer-held positions
163
also held by at least one other BDC
Comparable coverage
84.9%
share of fair value with usable peer marks
Peer universe
142 BDCs
compared in 2026Q1

Based on its 2026Q1 SEC filing, BLUE OWL TECHNOLOGY FINANCE CORP. (BOTF) carries $12.7B of investments at fair value. MarkQuality matched 163 of its positions (84.9% of the portfolio's fair value) to the same loans held by other BDCs in a universe of 142, so each of those marks can be lined up against the peer consensus. A free account shows the resulting Mark Discipline grade and how it has moved quarter over quarter.

Largest peer-held borrowers
as reported in the fund's SEC filing
Certinia$225.2Mheld by 2 other BDCs
Computer Csi$224.6Mheld by 2 other BDCs
Materials Conservice$211.9Mheld by 16 other BDCs
New Relic$207.9Mheld by 4 other BDCs
Aerosmith Audiotonix$197.1Mheld by 4 other BDCs
Matterhorn Finco$188.6Mheld by 3 other BDCs
Inovalon Incl$187.3Mheld by 4 other BDCs
Iri Group$185.7Mheld by 13 other BDCs
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Reported fair value by quarter
2022Q42026Q1 · 14 quarters filed
$6.1B$9.3B$12.5B2022Q4: $5.6B · 100 peer-held positions2022Q42023Q1: $5.2B · 99 peer-held positions2023Q2: $5.1B · 101 peer-held positions2023Q3: $5.0B · 105 peer-held positions2023Q4: $4.9B · 114 peer-held positions2023Q42024Q1: $4.9B · 114 peer-held positions2024Q2: $5.0B · 116 peer-held positions2024Q3: $5.2B · 122 peer-held positions2024Q4: $5.0B · 126 peer-held positions2024Q42025Q1: $10.4B · 164 peer-held positions2025Q2: $10.8B · 169 peer-held positions2025Q3: $10.9B · 163 peer-held positions2025Q4: $12.3B · 177 peer-held positions2026Q1: $12.7B · 163 peer-held positions2026Q1$12.7B

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When two or more BDCs hold the same loan, each reports its own fair-value mark in its own SEC filing. MarkQuality lines those marks up: the median of the other holders' marks is the peer consensus for that position.
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How the comparison worksSEC EDGAR filings
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