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Read reflections from Golub Capital’s Firm President, David B. Golub, about our commitment to “Good Boring”.

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We recently hosted our 2024 Investor Conference in New York and commemorated 30 years of “Good Boring”. In many ways, the concept of “Good Boring” goes back to two core principles we have had since our founding in 1994 that underline a lot of the decisions we have made as a firm: 1. Investing is Hard: What I’ve found over the years is that really good investment businesses don’t rely on an investment genius. Instead, they rely on a set of competitive advantages. “Good Boring” is about finding those sources of competitive advantage, honing them and strengthening them so that as a business we can produce consistently good, boring results. 2. Relationships Matter: It takes work to sustain strong relationships over decades and “Good Boring” is all about doing the work. It's about making sure that your partners know what to expect from you and know that you're going to be able to deliver on that. On reflection, I think a lot of our success goes back to the decisions that we made from these two core principles. Our commitment to “Good Boring” over the years has enabled us to produce consistent premium returns over time, across a wide variety of different economic conditions. Our history of “Good Boring” is no accident and it’s not luck – it’s a result of hard work and strong competitive advantages. Here’s to another 30 boring years! #leadership #anniversary #privatecredit #investors #sponsorfinance

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David Ogman🎗️ Private Wealth Advisor

Fortuna Wealth @ Raymond James | Founder, Jordan Avi Ogman Foundation

1mo

Shana Tovah for a “Good Boring” New Year 🍎🍯

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Scott Richland

Chief Investment Officer at Caltech - stepping down 12/31/24

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Congratulations David. Shana Tova

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