Carlyle Credit Income Fund Shares of Beneficial Interest

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About CCIF

Carlyle Credit Income Fund is an externally manages closed-end fund, which engages in the investment in primarily equity and junior debt tranches of collateralized loan obligations. The company was founded on April 8, 2011 and is headquartered in New York, NY. 

Category
Intermediate Core Bond
CategoryIntermediate Core Bond
Number of holdings
44
Number of holdings44
Inception Date
Dec 30, 2011
Inception DateDec 30, 2011

What's in this fund

Top 10 Holdings (49.33% of total assets)

As of May 31, 2026
NameSymbol% Assets
Apidos Clo XXXIII Ltd / Apidos Clo XXXIII Llc—7.36%
ELMWOOD CLO 17 LTD / LLC—7.14%
Voya Clo 2020-2 Ltd / Llc—5.69%
BENEFIT STREET PARTNERS CLO XXIII L—5.29%
OCP CLO 2015-9 Corp—4.63%
RIVERBANK PARK CLO LTD—4.21%
Cifc Funding Ltd—4.08%
Aimco Clo Series 2019-10A Ltd / Llc—4.06%
Ocp Clo 2017-13 Ltd / Llc—3.48%
BIRCH GROVE CLO 3 LTD—3.39%

CCIF Key Statistics

AUM
67.20M
AUM67.20M
Price-Earnings ratio
-1.02
Price-Earnings ratio-1.02
30-Day yield
—
30-Day yield—
Average volume
151.40K
Average volume151.40K
High today
$2.47
High today$2.47
Low today
$2.40
Low today$2.40
Open price
$2.46
Open price$2.46
Volume
138.69K
Volume138.69K
52 Week high
$5.76
52 Week high$5.76
52 Week low
$2.20
52 Week low$2.20
Expense ratio
3.03
Expense ratio3.03

Average Annual Return

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