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Penn Capital Short Duration High Income Fund Institutional Class (PSHNX)

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0.21% Div Yield
0 Volume
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Summary

PSHNX pays dividends to its shareholders, with the most recent payment made on May 30, 2025. The next estimated payment will be in 30 Jun 2025 on Jun 30, 2025 for a total of $0.051.
The stock of the company had never split.
The company's stock is traded on one exchange.

Penn Capital Short Duration High Income Fund Institutional Class (PSHNX) FAQ

On which exchange is it traded?

Penn Capital Short Duration High Income Fund Institutional Class is listed on NASDAQ.

What is its stock symbol?

The ticker symbol is PSHNX.

Does it pay dividends? What is the current yield?

Yes, It pays dividends and the current yield is 0.21%.

What is its market cap?

As of today, no market cap data is available.

Has Penn Capital Short Duration High Income Fund Institutional Class ever had a stock split?

No, there has never been a stock split.

Penn Capital Short Duration High Income Fund Institutional Class Profile

NASDAQ Exchange
United States Country

Overview

The company specializes in investments focused on generating returns through a portfolio primarily comprised of fixed income securities and senior floating rate loans that are below investment grade. It operates with a strategic emphasis on high yield fixed income securities and senior floating rate loans that are predominantly rated BB+ or lower by S&P, Ba1 or lower by Moody’s, or, if unrated, deemed by the Advisor to be of similar credit quality. This investment approach targets investors looking for opportunities in the higher-risk, higher-return segment of the bond market, leveraging the expertise of its Advisor to select investments that aim to achieve the fund's investment objective.

Products and Services

  • High Yield Fixed Income Securities:

    These are debt securities such as bonds, notes, and debentures rated BB+ or lower by S&P or Ba1 or lower by Moody's. They offer higher interest rates in comparison to investment-grade securities due to their higher risk of default. The fund primarily invests in these securities aiming to achieve higher returns for investors willing to accept a higher level of risk.

  • Senior Floating Rate Loans:

    These loans are senior in the capital structure, giving them priority over other debts in case of a borrower’s bankruptcy or liquidation. Their interest rates float, adjusting with market interest rates, which can provide a hedge against inflation. Rated similarly to high yield fixed income securities, these loans offer a balance of risk and return, aiming for income generation while seeking to protect against downside risks.

Contact Information

Address: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19112
Phone: (215) 302-1500