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Herzfeld Credit Income Fund, formerly The Herzfeld Caribbean Basin Fund under ticker CUBA, reports closed-end fund developments tied to its CLO Equity Strategy, managed distribution policy, and NASDAQ-listed common stock. The fund's strategy focuses on equity and junior debt tranches of collateralized loan obligations, with a primary total return objective and a secondary objective of generating high current income for stockholders.
Recurring announcements cover stockholder approvals, Board actions, distributions paid in cash or shares, dividend reinvestment plan terms, net asset value references, and policy changes affecting fund governance and capital structure. Updates also address closed-end fund risks such as market pricing relative to NAV, return-of-capital components, and distribution timing.
The Herzfeld Caribbean Basin Fund (NASDAQ: CUBA) announced a quarterly distribution of $0.15525 per share, as part of its Managed Distribution Policy (MDP). This distribution equates to 4.46% based on the market price and 3.75% on the net asset value as of March 31, 2020. The MDP aims to provide stockholders with consistent quarterly distributions, although future amounts may vary. The Fund's annualized distribution rate is approximately 15.64%. The MDP may involve returns of capital, which can impact total assets and expenses.
Thomas J. Herzfeld Advisors, Inc. announced updates on its Managed Distribution Plan and the suspension of its Self-Tender Policy for The Herzfeld Caribbean Basin Fund (NASDAQ: CUBA). The Fund's revised distribution will be 15% of its net asset value (NAV) as of March 31, 2020, expected at $0.15525 per quarter. This change comes in response to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on share prices. The suspension of the Self-Tender Policy, initiated in May 2019, will be reviewed in the future. Investors should note that distributions may include a return of capital, which could affect total assets.