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Nuveen Preferred Securities Income Fund Declares First Post-Merger Monthly Distribution
BusinessWire - Tue May 10, 4:00PM CDT
Nuveen Investments, an operating division of TIAA Global Asset Management, today announced that Nuveen Preferred Securities Income Fund (NYSE: JPS) has declared its first post-merger monthly distribution. The distribution amount reflects the fund's new investment mandate and initial progress in transitioning to that mandate.
JPS: 9.38 (-0.01)

Nuveen Preferred Securities Income Fund Declares Post-Merger Distribution
BusinessWire - Mon May 09, 3:30PM CDT
Nuveen Investments, an operating division of TIAA Global Asset Management, today announced that Nuveen Preferred Securities Income Fund (NYSE: JPS) has declared a post-merger distribution. This distribution follows the pre-merger distributions, announced on April 26, 2016.
JPS: 9.38 (-0.01)

Nuveen Announces Completion of Preferred Securities Closed-End Fund Merger
BusinessWire - Mon May 09, 8:00AM CDT
Nuveen Investments, an operating division of TIAA Global Asset Management, today announced that the reorganization of three closed-end funds that invest in preferred securities was completed prior to the open of the New York Stock Exchange on May 9, 2016. Additionally, previously announced non-fundamental policy changes are now in effect, and the acquiring fund, Nuveen Quality Preferred Income Fund 2 has been renamed the Nuveen Preferred Securities Income Fund. The fund will continue to trade under the symbol JPS.
JTP: 8.41 (+0.04), JHP: 8.79 (+0.04), JPS: 9.38 (-0.01)

Three Nuveen Preferred Securities Closed-End Funds Declare Pre-Merger Distributions
BusinessWire - Tue Apr 26, 4:33PM CDT
Nuveen Investments, a leading global provider of investment services to individual investors and their financial advisors, today announced distributions for three closed-end funds that invest in preferred securities. The specific distribution dates and amounts are detailed below. As previously announced, the shareholders of these funds approved the reorganization of the three funds into one larger fund.
JTP: 8.41 (+0.04), JHP: 8.79 (+0.04), JPS: 9.38 (-0.01)

Nuveen Closed-End Funds Declare Distributions
BusinessWire - Fri Apr 01, 4:16PM CDT
--Regular Monthly Tax-Exempt and Taxable Fund Distributions
JHA: 10.21 (-0.04), NTC: 13.87 (+0.03), NKG: 14.39 (+0.06), NBD: 22.45 (+0.23), NOM: 16.35 (-0.35), JLS: 22.91 (unch), JQC: 7.95 (-0.18), NXC: 16.87 (+0.23), JPI: 23.52 (-0.09), JTP: 8.41 (+0.04), JHP: 8.79 (+0.04), NKX: 16.87 (+0.07), NBB: 22.40 (+0.13), NSL: 6.02 (-0.07), JHY: 10.51 (+0.06), JPS: 9.38 (-0.01), NAZ: 16.71 (+0.18), JPW: 15.70 (-0.08), NNC: 14.82 (+0.13), NVX: 16.70 (+0.05), JMT: 22.05 (+0.01), JMM: 7.40 (+0.06), NJV: 15.74 (-0.03), NCB: 17.88 (+0.12), NCA: 11.19 (+0.04), NRK: 14.17 (+0.04), JMF: 12.41 (-0.48), NNY: 10.36 (+0.01), NMI: 12.91 (-0.15), JSD: 15.74 (-0.07), NQM: 16.45 (+0.08), NUW: 18.80 (+0.06), NQP: 15.17 (+0.07), NZH: 15.77 (unch), NQS: 15.34 (+0.09), JRI: 16.26 (-0.33), JFR: 10.44 (-0.08), NMY: 13.93 (+0.04), NUO: 16.75 (+0.11), NHA: 10.04 (+0.01), NMZ: 14.90 (+0.15), JRO: 10.32 (-0.22), NUV: 10.75 (+0.12), NMO: 14.93 (+0.08), NYV: 16.20 (-0.02), NMS: 16.63 (-0.09), NMT: 15.59 (+0.04), NUM: 15.23 (+0.10), NEV: 16.19 (+0.01), NIQ: 13.73 (+0.09), NIM: 10.78 (-0.01), NPI: 15.18 (+0.09), NPF: 14.91 (+0.11), DRA: 16.32 (-0.16), NPM: 15.31 (+0.08), JPC: 10.03 (-0.10), NTX: 15.58 (-0.05), NPP: 16.39 (+0.10), JGH: 14.39 (-0.13), NPN: 16.37 (+0.01), NXJ: 15.21 (+0.12), JMLP: 9.25 (-0.28), NAD: 15.54 (+0.11), NXN: 14.75 (+0.28), NEA: 14.80 (+0.02), NAC: 16.80 (+0.10), NXP: 15.33 (+0.06), NPV: 14.80 (+0.14), NXQ: 14.75 (+0.06), NXR: 15.54 (+0.07), NAN: 15.55 (+0.04), NID: 14.03 (+0.17)

Nuveen Announces Shareholder Approval of Closed-End Fund Merger
BusinessWire - Tue Mar 22, 4:39PM CDT
Nuveen Investments, a leading global provider of investment services to institutions as well as individual investors, today announced that shareholders of Nuveen Quality Preferred Income Fund (NYSE: JTP), Nuveen Quality Preferred Income Fund 2 (NYSE: JPS), and Nuveen Quality Preferred Income Fund 3 (NYSE: JHP) have approved a plan to merge the three funds.
JTP: 8.41 (+0.04), JHP: 8.79 (+0.04), JPS: 9.38 (-0.01)

Nuveen Closed-End Funds' Proposals Receive Support of Leading Proxy Advisory Service
BusinessWire - Tue Jan 12, 4:26PM CST
Nuveen Investments, a leading global provider of investment services to institutions as well as individual investors, today announced that Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. (ISS) has recommended that shareholders vote in favor of a plan to merge three preferred securities closed-end funds and to enact investment policy changes which reduce the minimum allocation to investment grade securities from 65 percent to 50 percent and eliminate the existing 45 percent limit on dollar denominated preferred securities of non-US issuers. ISS is widely recognized as the leading independent proxy advisory firm in the nation. Its recommendations are relied upon by hundreds of major institutional investment firms, mutual funds, and other fiduciaries throughout the country.
JTP: 8.41 (+0.04), JHP: 8.79 (+0.04), JPS: 9.38 (-0.01)

Nuveen Fund Board Approves Closed-End Fund Investment Policy Changes and Fund Merger
BusinessWire - Mon Oct 19, 8:00AM CDT
Nuveen Investments, a leading global provider of investment services to institutions as well as individual investors, today announced that the Board of Trustees of Nuveen Quality Preferred Income Fund (NYSE: JTP), Nuveen Quality Preferred Income Fund 2 (NYSE: JPS), and Nuveen Quality Preferred Income Fund 3 (NYSE: JHP) has approved a change to the funds' investment policies. The minimum allocation to investment grade securities will be reduced from 80 percent to 65 percent.
JTP: 8.41 (+0.04), JHP: 8.79 (+0.04), JPS: 9.38 (-0.01)

Nuveen Closed-End Funds Declare Monthly Distributions
BusinessWire - Mon Feb 02, 4:00PM CST
Nuveen Investments, a leading global provider of investment services to institutions as well as individual investors, today announced that 77 Nuveen closed-end funds declared regular monthly distributions and two closed-end funds declared regular quarterly distributions. These funds represent a broad range of tax-exempt, taxable fixed and floating rate income investment strategies for investors seeking to build sophisticated and diversified long-term investment portfolios for cash flow. The funds' monthly distributions are listed below.
NTC: 13.87 (+0.03), NKG: 14.39 (+0.06), NBD: 22.45 (+0.23), NOM: 16.35 (-0.35), JLS: 22.91 (unch), JQC: 7.95 (-0.18), NXC: 16.87 (+0.23), JPI: 23.52 (-0.09), JTP: 8.41 (+0.04), JHP: 8.79 (+0.04), NKX: 16.87 (+0.07), NBB: 22.40 (+0.13), NSL: 6.02 (-0.07), JPS: 9.38 (-0.01), NAZ: 16.71 (+0.18), JPW: 15.70 (-0.08), NNC: 14.82 (+0.13), NVX: 16.70 (+0.05), JMT: 22.05 (+0.01), JMM: 7.40 (+0.06), NJV: 15.74 (-0.03), NCB: 17.88 (+0.12), NNP: 14.01 (-0.06), NCA: 11.19 (+0.04), NRK: 14.17 (+0.04), NNY: 10.36 (+0.01), NMI: 12.91 (-0.15), NVG: 16.11 (+0.14), NQI: 14.26 (-0.03), JSD: 15.74 (-0.07), NZF: 15.73 (+0.05), NQM: 16.45 (+0.08), NUW: 18.80 (+0.06), NMA: 14.54 (-0.01), NQP: 15.17 (+0.07), NZH: 15.77 (unch), NQS: 15.34 (+0.09), JRI: 16.26 (-0.33), JFR: 10.44 (-0.08), NMY: 13.93 (+0.04), NQU: 14.89 (-0.04), NUO: 16.75 (+0.11), NMZ: 14.90 (+0.15), JRO: 10.32 (-0.22), NUV: 10.75 (+0.12), NMO: 14.93 (+0.08), NYV: 16.20 (-0.02), NMS: 16.63 (-0.09), NMT: 15.59 (+0.04), NUM: 15.23 (+0.10), NEV: 16.19 (+0.01), NIQ: 13.73 (+0.09), NIO: 14.67 (-0.04), NIM: 10.78 (-0.01), NPI: 15.18 (+0.09), NPF: 14.91 (+0.11), DRA: 16.32 (-0.16), NPM: 15.31 (+0.08), JPC: 10.03 (-0.10), NTX: 15.58 (-0.05), NPP: 16.39 (+0.10), JGH: 14.39 (-0.13), NPN: 16.37 (+0.01), NXJ: 15.21 (+0.12), NPT: 13.70 (-0.08), NXK: 13.20 (+0.03), NXN: 14.75 (+0.28), NAD: 15.54 (+0.11), NEA: 14.80 (+0.02), NAC: 16.80 (+0.10), NXP: 15.33 (+0.06), NPV: 14.80 (+0.14), NXQ: 14.75 (+0.06), NXR: 15.54 (+0.07), NAN: 15.55 (+0.04), NID: 14.03 (+0.17)

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