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Bloomberg Highlights XFLT’s Significant Underperformance and the Board’s Decision to Transition Portfolio Management

Bloomberg reported on the public dispute surrounding XAI Floating Rate & Alternative Income Trust (XFLT), noting that the fund has experienced significant shareholder losses, including an approximately 50% share price decline over the past two years, an 18% total return loss this year, and more than a 50% decline in NAV per share since inception.

The article highlighted XA Investments’ position that the Board’s decision to appoint a new portfolio manager was driven by performance concerns. XA’s shareholder materials cited persistent underperformance relative to XFLT’s benchmark, with the fund lagging by an average of 1.91 percentage points annually since 2017, while the fund’s shares continue to trade at a substantial discount to NAV.

“You simply can’t have a listed closed-end fund suffer that kind of NAV erosion,” XA President Kim Flynn told Bloomberg. The article also noted XA’s view that shareholders are being asked to vote on the appointment of the Board-approved replacement manager, Rockford Tower Asset Management, following the Board’s decision to make a change in portfolio management.

To read the full article: Click Here

To learn more about why the XFLT Board has proposed the King Street Sub-Adviser to be the Fund’s qualified sub-adviser: Click Here

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