FS Credit Income Fund: directors' dealings · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About FS Credit Income Fund

FS Credit Income Fund (ticker: FCRIX) is a U.S.-listed credit fund trading on NASDAQ in the United States. It is structured as a closed-end interval fund, which means it offers limited liquidity through periodic share repurchases rather than daily redemptions. For English-speaking investors, the fund should be viewed as a diversified income-oriented credit vehicle within the FS Investments platform, now part of Future Standard. The fund’s investment objective is to generate attractive total return through a combination of current income and capital appreciation. Its core strategy is broad and flexible: under normal conditions, the fund invests at least 80% of assets in debt obligations, but the mandate also allows exposure to a wide range of credit and related securities. Those may include senior secured loans, subordinated loans, below-investment-grade and non-rated bonds, convertible bonds, mezzanine loans, CLO debt and equity tranches, structured credit, ABS and other securitized products, distressed debt, and selected equity securities linked to credit situations. In market terms, FCRIX sits in the opportunistic credit / high-yield / private credit segment. FS Credit Income Fund is organized as a Delaware statutory trust registered with the SEC under the Investment Company Act of 1940. Its investment adviser is FS Credit Income Advisor, LLC, an affiliate of FS Investments. The fund’s principal office is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, at 201 Rouse Boulevard. That location is relevant because management, servicing, and distribution are centered in the U.S., close to the domestic credit markets the fund primarily targets. From a competitive standpoint, the fund competes with other alternative credit funds, high-yield bond funds, and private-credit-style offerings available to retail and wealth investors. Its differentiation lies in its broad mandate, its ability to source assets across primary and secondary markets, and the backing of a substantial alternative asset manager. The prospectus indicates no geographic or currency limitation, although the fund generally intends to focus on North America and Europe. That gives management flexibility to pursue credit opportunities across sectors and regions as market conditions evolve. Recent developments have been focused mainly on fund economics and governance rather than a corporate operating story. In 2025, the fund announced an increase in its monthly distribution rate, underscoring its income-oriented profile. In December 2025, the board approved a change in fiscal year-end from October 31 to December 31, beginning with the 2025 fiscal year. A December 2025 prospectus supplement also clarified the management fee structure: FS Credit Income Advisor is entitled to a 1.00% annual fee on average daily gross assets, but agreed to waive the fee to 0.00% through March 31, 2026. Overall, FCRIX represents a U.S. NASDAQ-listed credit income fund with an institutional-style mandate, significant portfolio flexibility, and the usual risks associated with high-yield debt, structured credit, and illiquid investments.