Prospect Floating Rate & Alternative Income Fund, Inc. 8-K
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Prospect Floating Rate & Alternative Income Fund Announces Bonus March 2026 Distribution
What Happened
Prospect Floating Rate & Alternative Income Fund, Inc. filed an 8-K (press release dated March 18, 2026) announcing that its Board declared a "bonus" quarterly cash distribution for March 2026. The Board set a record date of March 27, 2026 and a payment date of April 3, 2026. The distribution is $0.04310 per share for both Class A and Class I common shares and the filing states an annualized total distribution rate of 14.5%, based on the fund’s net asset value for the fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2025.
Key Details
- Distribution amount: $0.04310 per share for both Class A and Class I common shares.
- Record date / Payment date: Record date March 27, 2026; payable April 3, 2026.
- Annualized rate: 14.5% total distribution rate (includes previously declared base distribution), calculated using NAV for the quarter ended Dec 31, 2025.
- Tax and funding notes: Tax character of distributions determined annually; actual breakdown reported on Form 1099-DIV. The fund may fund distributions from multiple sources (net investment income, capital or non‑capital gains, offering proceeds, borrowings, dividends from portfolio investments, or expense reimbursements from Prospect Capital Management, L.P.), and portions may be treated as a return of capital for tax purposes.
Why It Matters
This announcement gives shareholders a near-term cash payment and signals a high annualized distribution rate (14.5%) based on recent NAV, which may be of interest to income-focused investors. However, the filing makes clear distributions are at the Board’s discretion, may be funded from various sources (including non‑income sources), and the final tax treatment will be reported annually—portions could be a return of capital, which reduces cost basis rather than representing taxable income. Investors should watch for the fund’s quarterly updates on estimated ordinary-income percentages and the Form 1099-DIV after year-end for the definitive tax treatment.
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