MSC Income Fund CEO Dwayne Hyzak Buys Over 3,700 Shares

The transaction adds to Dwayne Hyzak’s direct ownership stake, signaling continued executive confidence.

January 02, 2026

CEO Dwayne Hyzak Increases Equity Stake in MSC Income Fund

At the end of December, MSC Income Fund’s CEO and Senior Managing Director, Dwayne Hyzak, added to his holdings in the company. On December 30, he purchased 3,712 shares of common stock at $13.43 per share, as disclosed in a Form 4 filed with the SEC. That transaction brought his total directly held position to just under 60,000 shares.

This wasn’t part of a sale or a planned trading program—it was a direct purchase, made at market price, and reported promptly. The transaction reflects a straightforward move to increase personal equity exposure in the company.

No derivative securities were involved, and no indirect holdings were listed. The report focused solely on the common stock purchase, keeping the disclosure clear and contained.

Why This Matters for Stakeholders

Insider transactions like this can be routine, but they’re also closely watched. In this case, it’s a year-end acquisition by the person at the helm. For investors and analysts tracking executive activity, the timing and nature of the transaction provide a signal of alignment between leadership and ownership.

MSC Income Fund operates as a business development company (BDC), targeting income-producing investments in U.S.-based private companies. In the context of that business model, leadership decisions—especially those involving personal capital—can offer additional perspective on how executives view the company’s positioning and momentum heading into a new year.

While the filing is part of required disclosures, it gives a clear view into Hyzak’s current stake and adds to the broader picture of how company leadership is engaging with the equity.