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AllianceBernstein Global High Income Fund Inc (AWF) files regular reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission as a registered closed-end investment company. Unlike operating companies, AWF's filings focus on portfolio holdings, financial statements, and fund governance rather than business operations. The fund's primary SEC filings include semi-annual reports (N-CSR) and annual reports (N-CSR), which detail complete portfolio holdings, financial condition, and performance metrics.
Investors examining AWF's SEC filings gain access to the fund's complete bond holdings, including issuer names, credit ratings, maturity dates, and position sizes. These disclosures reveal the fund's credit quality distribution, geographic exposure, and sector concentrations that drive income generation and risk characteristics. The filings also contain financial statements showing assets, liabilities, leverage levels, and expense ratios that affect net returns to shareholders.
Proxy statements (DEF 14A) provide insight into fund governance, including director compensation, management fee structures, and shareholder voting matters. For income-focused investors, AWF's filings document distribution history and the sources of distributions, distinguishing between net investment income and return of capital components. Understanding these SEC disclosures helps investors assess whether the fund's distributions are sustainable based on actual income generation versus capital drawdowns. Our platform organizes these filings with explanations tailored to closed-end fund investors, highlighting the disclosures most relevant to evaluating AWF's income sustainability and risk profile.
AllianceBernstein Global High Income Fund Inc. officer reports common stock purchases. On January 2, 2026, a vice president and portfolio manager acquired 663 shares of the fund’s common stock in an open market purchase at $10.73 per share, held directly.
On the same date, the officer’s spouse purchased 702 shares at $10.73 per share, which are reported as indirectly owned. Following these transactions, the officer beneficially owned 6,139.292 shares directly, including 715.292 shares acquired through the dividend reinvestment plan since a filing made on January 5, 2024, and the spouse beneficially owned 7,066.4988 shares, including 681.4988 shares attributable to the dividend reinvestment plan. The officer disclaims beneficial ownership of the spouse’s shares.
AllianceBernstein Global High Income Fund Inc. (AWF) officer Fahd Malik reported insider purchases of the fund’s common stock. On December 11, 2025, he bought 890 shares at $10.6882 per share, bringing his directly held position to 4,369 shares. The filing also reports a purchase of 746 shares at $10.6899 per share by an individual retirement account of his wife, and notes that his spouse directly owns 4,500 shares. These spouse-related holdings are reported as indirectly owned, but Malik expressly disclaims beneficial ownership of those securities.
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