Yes I could list them, but you don't pay me enough to do homework for you. The Internet does exist, friend.Loads? 10% consistently? Can you name some?
I'm too lazy to open the brokerage account for their tickers but Franklin Templeton has a "dragon fund" paying that 10, so does JPM that has one that specializes in mezzanine financing to midcap firms. And there are several more dealing in everything from oil (for example I know royal dutch shell has a subsidiary fund at 9percent , but I haven't touched oil personally since before the pandemic) to others specializing in emerging markets, to some specializing in rare-earth commodities.
Each of these has a reason they pay well. For example the JPM fund does mezzanine lending out of their NYC offices to companies between series a and b funding, companies who must pay a premium because of their valuations being tied to locked in privleged stock, and them having too low a valuation for traditional financing through investment banks. Hence the high return.
Anyway, I'm going to bed. I've done too much as it stands. Enjoy your web surfing on the topic, friend.