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This page is dedicated to the SEC filings of Barings Corporate Investors (NYSE: MCI), a closed-end management investment company advised by Barings LLC. While recent filings are not listed in the available data, SEC documents for MCI typically provide detailed information on its portfolio of privately placed, below-investment grade, long-term debt obligations, including bank loans and mezzanine debt instruments made to small and middle market companies.
Annual reports on Form 10-K and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, when filed, generally describe the Trust’s investment objective of maintaining a portfolio that provides current yield and an opportunity for capital gains. These reports usually include discussions of total investment income, net investment income, realized and unrealized gains or losses, and changes in net asset value. They also provide narrative and tabular information on the composition of the portfolio, including the types of privately placed, below-investment grade, long-term debt obligations held.
Other SEC filings, such as proxy statements, can offer additional detail on the Trust’s governance, including the Board of Trustees and matters submitted to shareholders. Filings related to distributions may discuss how dividends and any special distributions are determined, along with information that supports the final tax characterization reported on IRS Form 1099-DIV.
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Barings Corporate Investors President Christina Emery reported an internal change in a non-qualified compensation deferral plan tied to the company’s common shares. The filing shows an "other" derivative transaction of 41.8164 plan units at $17.97 each, bringing her plan-related balance to 6,533.2297 units, which are entirely notional and do not represent actual share ownership.
Barings Corporate Investors reported a non-market administrative change in a deferred compensation plan tied to its common shares. Adviser Board Member Merritt Sears recorded 4,767.6350 units in the MassMutual Non-Qualified Thrift Plan at a reference value of $20.68, with 4,767.6357 units reflected after the transaction. The plan’s value tracks Barings Corporate Investors’ common shares, but the footnotes state the arrangement is entirely notional, with no actual ownership interest or voting rights in the shares and exercisable only upon termination, retirement, or another plan-permitted event.
BARINGS CORPORATE INVESTORS President Christina Emery reported an internal plan transaction related to the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan. The filing shows an "other" type transaction involving 41.8164 notional units tied to the company’s common shares at a reference price of $17.97 per unit.
After this activity, Emery’s plan balance tied to Barings Corporate Investors totaled 6,491.4133 notional units. According to the plan disclosures, these are entirely notional compensation deferrals that track the market value and reinvested dividends of the common shares, and neither the plan nor the participant holds actual common shares.
Barings Corporate Investors and Barings Participation Investors are calling a fully virtual 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders on May 14, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time. Shareholders of record on March 16, 2026 are asked to elect three Independent Trustees: Michael H. Brown, Barbara M. Ginader and Maleyne M. Syracuse, each for a three‑year term on both Trusts’ Boards.
The Boards, which each include a majority of Independent Trustees and several standing committees, unanimously recommend voting “FOR” all three nominees. KPMG LLP continues as independent auditor, with 2025 fees of $205,000 for audit and $74,000 for tax services for each Trust, and the Audit Committees have affirmed KPMG’s independence.
Barings Corporate Investors adviser board member Roger W. Crandall filed an amended Form 4 updating his position in the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan. The filing reports a notional plan balance linked to 345,425.1801 underlying common shares of beneficial interest, with no buy or sell transaction reported.
The plan is exercisable only upon termination, retirement, or another permitted event, and holdings may be liquidated and reallocated among other plan investment options. The derivative arrangement is described as entirely notional, meaning it does not represent direct ownership of actual securities.
BARINGS CORPORATE INVESTORS adviser board member Roger W. Crandall reported a restructuring-type change in deferred compensation linked to the company’s shares. A Form 4 entry shows an “other” transaction in a MassMutual Non-Qualified Thrift Plan for 4,193.7829 notional units at $19.30, with 226,283.5753 units reflected afterward.
The filing also reports direct plan-related exposure of 294,091.0001 notional shares through a Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan and a separate direct holding of 9,425.48 common shares. Footnotes explain these plans are non-qualified compensation deferral arrangements that track Barings Corporate Investors’ share value but do not provide actual ownership of common shares; the positions are entirely notional and exercisable only upon retirement, termination, or similar plan events.
Barings Corporate Investors adviser board member Geoff Craddock reported an internal change in his non-qualified deferred compensation plan tied to the company’s shares. The Form 4 shows an "other" derivative transaction covering 743.0052 notional units at $19.3000 each, bringing his plan-related balance to 13142.8958 units.
According to the disclosure, this plan is entirely notional and holds no actual Barings Corporate Investors common shares. Its value tracks the market value of the common shares, including reinvested dividends, but neither the plan nor the participant has an actual ownership interest. Amounts are generally exercisable only upon termination, retirement, or another plan-permitted event, and can be reallocated among other investment options within the plan.
Barings Corporate Investors Vice President Andrea Nitzan reported an “other” transaction involving the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan. The filing shows 412.7623 notional units tied to Barings Corporate Investors’ common shares at a reference value of $19.31 per unit.
These plan interests are part of a non-qualified compensation deferral arrangement and are entirely notional, with no actual common shares issued or owned. The value tracks the market value of Barings Corporate Investors’ shares, including reinvested dividends, and is generally exercisable only upon termination, retirement, or similar permitted events. This is a compensation and plan-accounting transaction, not an open-market purchase or sale of stock.
BARINGS CORPORATE INVESTORS insider Harris Terrell W. reported a restructuring-type transaction in a Barings non-qualified thrift plan tied to the value of the company’s common shares. The filing shows 719.2216 plan units as of the transaction, at a reference value of $19.31 per unit.
According to the plan description, this arrangement is entirely notional: it tracks the market value and reinvested dividends of Barings Corporate Investors’ common shares but does not confer actual ownership, voting rights, or direct investment in the shares. The entry reflects deferred compensation allocation within the plan rather than an open-market purchase or sale of stock.
BARINGS CORPORATE INVESTORS President Christina Emery reported an "other" Form 4 transaction tied to a non-qualified compensation plan, not an open-market trade. The filing shows 506.2641 plan units in the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan linked to the value of the company’s common shares, bringing her plan balance to the equivalent of 6,449.5969 shares.
According to the plan terms, these holdings are entirely notional, with no actual ownership of common shares and exercisable only upon termination, retirement, or another permitted event. The value tracks Barings Corporate Investors’ share performance and reinvested dividends but does not confer voting or direct investment rights in the underlying shares.