Carlyle Credit Income Fund (CCIF) insider buying and selling

NYSE: CCIF · Source: SEC Form 4 filings · Latest trade reported

There were no open-market insider purchases or sales at Carlyle Credit Income Fund (CCIF) in the last 90 days. Over the last 12 months, 1 insider bought $5K of the stock, led by Nelson Joseph (Treasurer), who bought $5K on Jun 22, 2026.

Insider buys, 90 days
0
$0 · 0 insiders
Insider sales, 90 days
0
$0 · 0 insiders
Insider buys, 12 months
1
$5K · 1 insider
Insider sales, 12 months
0
$0 · 0 insiders

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Recent open-market insider trades

Trades by the same insider within a week are shown as one line.

Open-market insider trades at Carlyle Credit Income Fund
DateInsiderTypeSharesPriceValue
Nelson Joseph
Treasurer
Open market purchase2,000$2.73$5K

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Questions about CCIF insider trading

Who bought Carlyle Credit Income Fund (CCIF) stock recently?

Insiders who bought Carlyle Credit Income Fund stock on the open market in the last 12 months: Nelson Joseph ($5K). The most recent purchase was reported on Jun 22, 2026.

Are insiders buying or selling CCIF?

Over the last 12 months insiders were net buyers of CCIF on discretionary trades: $5K bought against $0 sold (scheduled and tax-related sales excluded).

What is a sell-to-cover or 10b5-1 sale?

A 10b5-1 sale is scheduled in advance under a pre-arranged plan, and a sell-to-cover sale is made to pay tax on vesting shares. Neither is a fresh decision to sell, so they say less about an insider's view than a discretionary sale.

Where does this data come from?

Officers, directors and large shareholders report their trades to the SEC on Form 4. This page lists the open-market purchases and sales by individual insiders from those public filings; funds and other institutions are not shown.

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How to read this page

Officers, directors and large shareholders must report their trades in company shares to the SEC on Form 4. This page lists open-market purchases and sales by individual insiders: trades made on the stock exchange at the going price. Funds and other institutions are not shown here.

Information from SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings, shown for general information only. It is not financial advice and does not recommend buying or selling any security. Trades are shown by transaction date and may be reported up to two business days later.