Oxford Lane Capital Corp. Stock: price and directors' dealings · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Oxford Lane Capital Corp.

Oxford Lane Capital Corp. is a U.S.-listed closed-end management investment company focused on a very specialized corner of credit markets: debt and equity tranches of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs). The firm is registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and is designed to pursue risk-adjusted total return primarily through structured credit exposure rather than through traditional banking, industrial, or broad asset-management activities. Oxford Lane is headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, in the United States, and was formed on June 9, 2010. For international investors, it is best understood as a niche structured-credit income vehicle with an emphasis on cash distributions and active balance-sheet management. The company’s core business model is to invest in CLO vehicles, especially the equity tranches and selected debt tranches that sit in the capital structure of leveraged loan securitizations. Those investments generate cash flows from the underlying portfolios of syndicated corporate loans, while also exposing the company to credit spreads, default dynamics, prepayment behavior, refinancing conditions, and interest-rate sensitivity. Oxford Lane has also used preferred stock as part of its capital structure, reflecting a strategy aimed at enhancing distributable income and financing flexibility. The common stock trades on the Nasdaq market in the United States under ticker OXLC, and the company has also had multiple preferred securities listed on Nasdaq. From a competitive standpoint, Oxford Lane operates in a relatively narrow peer set that includes other public credit funds and CLO-focused investment companies. Its edge is based on deep specialization in structured credit, security selection, and portfolio construction within a complex asset class that many generalist investors do not analyze in detail. That specialization can support attractive income generation, but it also means the stock can be more sensitive than diversified funds to market sentiment, credit-cycle shifts, and changes in CLO pricing or leverage conditions. Recent corporate developments have centered on capital structure management and shareholder distributions. In April 2026, Oxford Lane announced a full redemption of its 6.25% Series 2027 Term Preferred Stock and also announced a new 8.25% Series 2031 term preferred stock. In 2025, the company disclosed a 1-for-5 reverse stock split and continued its regular NAV and distribution announcements. The broader recent news flow reinforces Oxford Lane’s identity as a yield-oriented vehicle that actively manages its financing profile while remaining highly engaged with the public equity market in the United States.