Prepare your students for the fastest-growing asset class in finance

Private credit is transforming investment markets, and tomorrow’s leaders need real-world skills to succeed. With SOLVE’s Workstation | BDC Data, your students gain hands-on access to the industry’s most trusted private credit and corporate loan data—the same data used by leading buy- and sell-side firms.

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Why Business Schools Choose SOLVE

  • Enhance Curriculum – Integrate real-world datasets into coursework, case studies, and capstone projects.
  • Boost Student Employability – Give graduates practical experience with tools they’ll encounter at top investment firms.
  • Support Research Excellence – Provide faculty and graduate students access to exclusive BDC, private credit, and corporate loan analytics.
  • Elevate Program Prestige – Stand out from peer institutions by offering cutting-edge private credit training. 

Who Benefits Most

  • Faculty & Researchers – Access unique datasets for publication-worthy research.
  • Administrators & Program Directors – Differentiate your school’s offerings and attract top students.
  • Career Services – Equip graduates with industry-standard skills that employers demand. 

Special Academic Access

SOLVE offers tailored university pricing and plug-and-play setup—so you can integrate quickly without technical overhead. Our flexible academic license for institutions starts with packages designed for small faculty teams.

What’s Included with SOLVE Workstation | BDC Data:

  • Market-leading BDC and private credit datasets
  • Corporate loan and leveraged finance coverage
  • Export-ready data for projects and research
  • Faculty and student onboarding support

See SOLVE in Action 

Ready to explore how SOLVE can power your private credit curriculum? 

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Disclaimer: 

SOLVE offerings are not intended to constitute investment advice, do not seek to value any security, and do not purport to meet the objectives or needs of specific individuals or accounts.