Guggenheim Credit Income Fund to Wind Down

The fund will liquidate assets and dissolve operations, concluding its regulated status and public reporting.

June 30, 2025

Guggenheim Credit Income Fund Moves Toward Liquidation

Guggenheim Credit Income Fund is taking concrete steps to shut down operations. Following a shareholder vote on June 26, 2025, the fund is preparing to exit its business development company status, liquidate its illiquid assets, and dissolve its structure entirely.

Two proposals were on the table:

• Withdrawal from BDC status under the Investment Company Act


• Approval to sell illiquid assets held by the Master Fund and its feeder funds

Shareholders approved both with a strong majority, giving the fund the green light to move forward.

What Happens Next

Now, the focus shifts to execution. Guggenheim will begin the formal process of filing for withdrawal, selling off its remaining assets, and preparing distributions for shareholders. According to the company, final payments are expected to go out around August 1, 2025.

Once that’s done, the fund will officially deregister its securities under the Exchange Act and stop filing public reports. Investors can expect this to mark the final chapter of the fund’s reporting obligations.

The process is being led by the company’s legal and compliance team. No additional shareholder actions are needed at this point. The company is now working through the logistics to wrap up its operations and close out investor accounts cleanly.