M+G CREDIT INC.INV.TR.

Christiane Elsenbach has been appointed with immediate effect as an independent non‑executive director on the board of M&G Credit Income Investment Trust and will join the management engagement, nominations, remuneration and audit committees. Elsenbach brings more than 25 years of experience at global banks and asset managers, most recently as an Investment Director at Société Générale, and held no ordinary shares in the company at the time of her appointment. The company also announced that Barbara Powley will leave the board at the 2026 annual general meeting to allow for an orderly transition. » Plus sur de.investing.com

M&G Credit Income Trust delivered a NAV total return of 1.27% in Q4 2025, missing the benchmark of 2.01%. Management attributed the underperformance to a defensive positioning, sacrificing short-term returns in favour of more attractive future opportunities. During the quarter the trust raised £7.3m from new share issuance and invested mainly in private or illiquid assets, including two regulatory capital transactions (£3.2m), an increase in the Delamare securitisation (£1.5m) and purchases in M&G loan and ABS funds (total £5.5m). For 2026 the trust expects robust global growth but sees political risks in the US and continues to shift from public to private assets to capture illiquidity premia. » Plus sur de.investing.com

M&G Credit Income Investment Trust delivered a NAV total return of 1.85% in Q3 2025, slightly below the 2.05% benchmark. Management attributes the weaker performance to a defensive positioning, with restraint toward short-term risk opportunities. During the quarter, equity issuances created around £10.7m of market capitalisation; the trust also invested £8m in the M&G Investment Grade ABS Fund, made selective bond purchases (including Ford, Oma Saastopankki, Southern Water) and invested £4.2m in private market assets. MGCI emphasises caution given very tight credit spreads, prioritises credit quality and has a £40m credit facility as well as £44m in AAA/AA-ABS funds available for redeployment. » Plus sur de.investing.com

For the half-year to 30 June 2025, M&G Credit Income Investment Trust delivered a NAV total return of 2.97%, underperforming the SONIA +4% benchmark (4.26%). The underperformance stemmed from a defensive portfolio stance amid low credit spreads and adverse developments in two private credit investments. The trust increased its market capitalisation by more than £31m through the issuance of around 33.6m new ordinary shares, paid quarterly dividends of 1.96p and 1.92p, and reported net assets of £169.6m and a NAV per share of 93.83p as at 30 June (share price 95.9p, premium 2.2%). The portfolio is 78% cash and investment-grade assets, and the trust intends to maintain its defensive positioning, prioritising credit quality over yield. » Plus sur de.investing.com

M&G Credit Income Investment Trust achieved a NAV total return of 1.59% in the second quarter of 2025, falling short of the benchmark's 2.09%. The weaker performance was attributed to issues with two private credit investments, while the company increased its market capitalization through a share issuance and made new investments. Looking ahead, the trust plans a defensive investment strategy focused on credit quality in light of ongoing market volatility. » Plus sur de.investing.com