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Neuberger NBXG Fund Discloses September 2026 Distribution Sources

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Neuberger Next Generation Connectivity Fund issued a Section 19(a) notice detailing the sources behind its September 2026 managed distribution payment.

Neuberger NBXG Fund Discloses September 2026 Distribution Sources

Neuberger Berman's Next Generation Connectivity Fund Inc. (NYSE: NBXG) notified shareholders on Oct. 30, 2026, of the composition of its September 2026 distribution, fulfilling a disclosure requirement under Section 19(a) of the Investment Company Act of 1940. Closed-end funds operating under managed distribution plans are obligated to inform investors when a payment includes capital sources beyond net investment income alone.

Section 19(a) notices are triggered whenever a fund distributes amounts that draw from realized capital gains or return of capital in addition to, or instead of, ordinary income. The disclosure is designed to prevent shareholders from mistaking the full distribution amount as a reflection of the fund's investment earnings during the period.

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NBXG focuses on equity securities of companies positioned to benefit from next-generation connectivity infrastructure and related technology themes. Like many thematic closed-end funds, its managed distribution plan aims to deliver regular, consistent payouts to shareholders regardless of short-term fluctuations in income generation from the underlying portfolio.

Investors in closed-end funds are generally advised to review Section 19(a) notices carefully, as a distribution funded heavily by return of capital reduces a shareholder's cost basis rather than representing a gain, which carries distinct tax implications that differ from ordinary dividend income.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What is a Section 19(a) notice and why does NBXG issue one?

A Section 19(a) notice is a required disclosure under the Investment Company Act of 1940 that informs shareholders about the sources of a fund's distribution, such as net investment income, capital gains, or return of capital. NBXG issues one when its managed distribution plan results in payments that include sources beyond ordinary investment income.

Q.What does Neuberger Next Generation Connectivity Fund invest in?

NBXG focuses on equity securities of companies expected to benefit from next-generation connectivity infrastructure and related technology sectors.

Q.How does a return-of-capital distribution affect shareholders?

A distribution classified as return of capital reduces a shareholder's cost basis in the fund rather than representing investment earnings, which has distinct tax implications compared to ordinary dividend income.

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