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Nuveen Funds definitive proxy (Schedule 14A) dated June 30, 2025 covers 14 closed-end municipal funds, including Nuveen Taxable Municipal Income Fund (NBB) and its sister portfolios. The document notifies shareholders of virtual annual meetings on August 14, 2025 at 2:00 p.m. CT, accessible via live webcast at www.meetnow.global/MNRRJJC. Shareholders of record as of June 20, 2025 may vote electronically during the webcast or in advance by mail, telephone or internet using the control number on their proxy card.
Key agenda item: election of Board Members. Elections vary by fund:
- Municipal Income (NMI) – four Class III directors.
- AMT-Free Value (NUW), Municipal Value (NUV), New York Value (NNY), Select Maturities (NIM) and Taxable Income (NBB) – four Class I directors.
- Eight leveraged funds (e.g., NVG, NEA, NDMO, NZF) – three Class I directors (Common & Preferred voting together) plus two directors elected solely by Preferred shareholders.
Outstanding shares on the record date illustrate the relative size of each fund (e.g., NVG 213.5 m common shares; NEA 299.0 m; NBB 29.4 m). Multiple series of VRDP, MFP and AMTP preferred shares remain outstanding across eight funds, and NYSE Rule 452 proportionate voting may apply to certain series in remarketing mode.
All nominees are independent under the 1940 Act and none are affiliated with Nuveen or TIAA. Governance remains on a unitary-board model covering 217 portfolios, supported by seven standing committees (Audit, Investment, Compliance, Closed-End Fund, etc.).
Director compensation is increasing effective January 1 2025: base retainer stays at US $350,000 but committee retainers rise to US $35,000 (Audit/Compliance) and US $30,000–$25,000 elsewhere; the Board Chair retainer rises to US $150,000. Meeting fees of US $1,000–2,500 continue, and directors may defer compensation into Nuveen funds.
Management recommends shareholders vote “FOR” each nominee. No other substantive business or financial performance data is presented.
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