LMP Capital and Income Fund clarifies leverage limits: borrowings up to about 33 1/3% of net assets
The fund's board approved changes to its investment policy that clarify how much leverage it may use. Borrowings may reach about 33 1/3% of total net assets, and combined preferred stock and borrowings may reach about 50%. The filing is a policy clarification, not a reported change in financial results.
Key points
- Borrowings may total up to about 33 1/3% of total net assets immediately after borrowing.
- Preferred stock issuance plus any borrowings may total up to about 50% of total net assets immediately after issuance.
- The filing is dated April 1, 2022, and was signed by George P. Hoyt, Secretary and Chief Legal Officer.
The filing
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