MFS Municipal Income Trust filings document the regulatory record of a closed-end municipal income fund and its shares of beneficial interest. The trust's proxy materials cover shareholder voting matters for common shareholders and holders of Remarketable Variable Rate MuniFund Term Preferred Shares, along with governance procedures tied to trust approvals.
Other disclosure themes include the fund's municipal bond investment mandate, capital structure, distributions, leverage, net asset value, operating and financial results, and risk factors associated with an income-oriented municipal bond portfolio.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund director Maryanne L. Roepke submitted a Form 4 that reports no transactions in the fund’s securities. The filing shows zero purchases, zero sales, and no derivative exercises, gifts, or other changes in ownership reported for this period.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund filed a Form 4 identifying Michael W. Roberge as an “ADVISOR OFFICER” associated with the fund. The report shows no acquisitions, dispositions, derivative exercises, gifts, or holdings for this period, and the Rule 10b5-1 trading-plan checkbox is left unchecked.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund identifies Clarence Otis Jr. as a director-level reporting person for insider ownership purposes.
The insider data shows no equity or derivative transactions, no reported share balances, and an unchecked Rule 10b5-1 trading-plan box associated with this reporting person.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund director James W. Kilman is identified in an insider ownership report that shows no reportable purchases, sales, gifts, derivative transactions, or holdings entries in the fund’s shares based on the transaction and holding summaries in this filing.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund has an insider report for director John P. Kavanaugh that lists him as a director and the sole reporting person but shows no reported purchases, sales, or other insider transactions. All transaction counts in the summary data are zero. No share holdings or derivative positions are detailed, and the Rule 10b5-1 trading plan checkbox is not marked.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund director Peter Darrell Jones submitted an insider ownership report that shows no trades in the fund’s securities.
The transaction summary records zero purchases, sales, acquisitions, or dispositions, with no derivative positions or holdings reported. The Rule 10b5-1 trading plan checkbox is not marked.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund insider data for director Maureen R. Ford Goldfarb show no equity transactions during the period. Available figures list zero share purchases, sales, option exercises, gifts, or other changes, and do not update any derivative positions.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund director John A. Caroselli filed a Form 4 insider report. It reports no share purchases, sales, or derivative exercises and lists no reportable fund holdings for the period covered.
Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund director Steven E. Buller filed a Form 4 reporting no insider share purchases, sales, derivative transactions, or holdings. All transaction counts, buy and sell shares, and holding entries are zero, and the Rule 10b5-1 trading-plan checkbox is not marked.
Aberdeen Government Markets Income Fund, Aberdeen Intermediate Income Fund, Aberdeen Multi-Market Income Fund and Aberdeen Municipal Income Fund are calling annual shareholder meetings on September 29, 2026 in Philadelphia. Holders of record as of August 3, 2026 may vote, with a 30% share quorum required for each fund and for MFM’s preferred shares.
Shareholders are asked to elect trustees, including Gordon A. Baird for all four funds, and for MFM’s preferred shareholders to elect Nancy Yao and C. William Maher as Preferred Share Trustees. For MMT only, investors are asked to approve a new fundamental investment policy requiring that, under normal circumstances, the fund’s portfolio maintain an average investment-grade credit quality; changing this policy in the future would require another shareholder vote.
The statement also describes board and committee structures, trustee qualifications, and audit matters. Deloitte & Touche LLP and Ernst & Young LLP resigned in 2026 due to independence issues tied to a change in investment adviser; KPMG LLP has been engaged for MFM for the 2026 fiscal year, and prior auditors’ reports contained no adverse or qualified opinions.