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Highland Global Allocation Fund (NYSE: HGLB) is a closed-end fund in the asset management industry that seeks long-term growth of capital and future income through a global, multi-asset investment approach. Public communications describe the fund as investing in U.S. and foreign equity, debt, and money market securities, with the ability to invest in senior loans to various entities across industries and regions. The fund is managed by NexPoint Asset Management, L.P., an SEC-registered investment adviser that oversees a suite of registered funds.
This news page focuses on official announcements and updates related to Highland Global Allocation Fund. Readers can find recurring disclosures about the fund’s level distribution policy, under which the Board of Trustees approved monthly distributions at a constant and fixed (but not guaranteed) rate that is periodically reset based on the fund’s net asset value per share. News items detail declared monthly distribution amounts, ex-dates, record dates, and payable dates, along with explanations of how the level distribution policy operates and the circumstances under which distributions may include return of capital.
In addition to distribution announcements, the fund’s news releases may cover portfolio management updates and notable portfolio developments. For example, one announcement describes the addition of a portfolio manager and discusses a change in the fund’s net asset value associated with an investment in a data center real estate investment trust that transitioned from a convertible preferred equity position to common stock following a public listing.
Investors and observers can use this page to review the fund’s historical communications about distributions, policy changes, portfolio management updates, and other official statements. For a full understanding of risks, objectives, and fees, the fund’s news releases repeatedly direct readers to the prospectus and related materials.
Highland Global Allocation Fund (NYSE: HGLB) has declared monthly distributions of $0.071 per share for October through December 2021. This reset aligns with an annual distribution rate of 8.5% based on the average net asset value (NAV) per share over the last trading days of 2020. Key distribution dates include October 21 (ex-date) and October 29 (payable date). The Fund operates under a Level Distribution Policy, which is subject to changes based on market conditions.
Highland Global Allocation Fund (NYSE: HGLB) has announced a monthly distribution of $0.071 per share for July through September 2021. This marks a reset of the annual distribution rate to 8.5% of the average net asset value (NAV) calculated from the last five trading days of 2020. The Fund's distribution policy allows monthly payouts, which may include a return of capital if net investment income is insufficient. Shareholders can choose to reinvest distributions or receive cash. The Board has discretion to amend or cease distributions without prior notice.
Highland Global Allocation Fund (NYSE: HGLB) has announced monthly distributions of $0.071 per share for April through June 2021, resetting the annual distribution rate to 8.5% of the Fund’s average net asset value (NAV). The ex-dates for these distributions are April 22, May 20, and June 22, with payable dates on April 30, May 28, and June 30, respectively. Following a level distribution policy, the Fund aims to maintain a stable distribution amount; however, there are no guarantees. Shareholders can choose to reinvest distributions or receive cash payout.
Highland Global Allocation Fund (HGLB) has declared monthly distributions of $0.071 per share for January through March 2021, resetting the annual distribution rate to 8.5% of the average net asset value (NAV). The distributions are based on the NAV reported during the last five trading days of 2020. Shareholders can choose to reinvest these distributions or receive cash. The Fund's ability to maintain distributions depends on market conditions, and there are risks that may affect the distribution strategy.