NAN NUVEEN NEW YORK QUALITY MUNICIPAL INCOME FUND Insider Trading

BofA Corp (10% owner) bought 3,000 shares at $11.28 and sold 3,000 shares at $11.38 same-day in NAN on 2026-05-19

Bank OF America /De/ Corp executed 2 offsetting transactions in Nuveen New York Quality Municipal Income Fund on 2026-05-19, purchasing 3,000 shares at $11.28 for $33,840.00 and immediately selling an equal 3,000 shares at $11.38 for $34,125.00, resulting in zero post-transaction holdings. This same-day matched pair with a $11.28/$11.38 price spread and offsetting quantity suggests mechanical activity rather than a directional conviction signal. The closing price is currently $11.23, within the 52-week range of $10.79–$11.67. Across Bank OF America's broader open-market track record (11 prior buys, 9 prior sells), the insider's 9 prior sells show a 100.00% well-timed rate, though this historical pattern at other tickers provides no forward signal for a matched buy-sell pair at zero net exposure.

10% owner executes 1,000-share round-trip on NAN: bought at $11.53, sold at $11.46 same day.

Bank of America Corp /DE/, a 10% owner, executed two offsetting transactions in Nuveen New York Quality Municipal Income Fund (NAN) on the same day: 1 purchase of 1,000 shares at $11.53 ($11,530.00) and 1 sale of 1,000 shares at $11.46 ($11,455.00). The round-trip resulted in a $75 loss on the matched volume, with zero net holdings post-transaction. The timing and matched volume suggest the trades are administrative rather than conviction-driven position changes. At the current price of $11.48, NAN trades within its 52-week range of $10.83–$11.85, offering no obvious valuation signal.

BofA (10% owner) bought 1,900 shares at $11.47 and sold 1,900 shares at $11.46 on same day; held 0 shares post-transaction.

Bank of America executed a matched buy-sell transaction in Nuveen New York Quality Municipal Income Fund on 2025-02-04, purchasing 1,900 shares at $11.47 for $21,793.00 and immediately selling 1,900 shares at $11.46 for $21,774.00, resulting in a nominal $19 loss. The transaction left the insider with zero share holdings, and the trades occurred at prices separated by a single cent, suggesting a routine rebalancing or portfolio adjustment rather than a directional conviction move. With the stock currently trading at $11.62 (within its 52-week range of $10.57–$11.89), and the insider's cross-ticker track record showing 16 prior sells against only 4 prior buys, the contemporaneous buy-sell structure provides limited signal regarding the insider's view of the fund's prospective performance.

Bank of America (10% owner) bought 1,611 shares at $11.37, sold 1,611 shares at varying prices ($11.23–$11.25), closing position to zero.

Bank of America executed a complete liquidation of its position in Nuveen New York Quality Municipal Income Fund on 2025-01-17, purchasing 1,611 shares at $11.37 ($18,317.07) and immediately selling the same 1,611 shares across 7 separate transactions at prices ranging from $11.23 to $11.25, netting $18,107.57. The net effect is a realized loss of $209.50 on the round-trip trades within the same day, leaving zero shares held post-transaction. Bank of America's prior open-market history shows 4 buys and 16 sells across all tickers, indicating a net seller stance. The current price of $11.45 sits -3.7% from the 52-week high and reflects modest positive momentum over 30 days (+3.3%). This same-day round-trip execution with minimal loss is a neutral signal; the filing documents a completed, closed position rather than a conviction shift or portfolio adjustment in this municipal income fund.

Bank of America, as 10% owner of NAN, executed 15 matched buy/sell pairs totaling 6,562 shares each, with zero net position—pattern of offsetting trades over 24 months.

This filing documents 15 separate purchases totaling 6,562 shares for $92,231.19 and 15 separate sales totaling 6,562 shares for $92,018.89, resulting in zero shares held post-transaction. The transactions span from May 2015 through November 2017 and are structured predominantly as near-simultaneous buy/sell pairs—most occurring within days of each other at nearly identical prices (e.g., bought 1,925 shares at $14.41 on 2016-02-26, sold 1,400 shares at $14.40 the same day; bought 247 shares at $14.28 on 2016-03-02, sold identical 247 shares at $14.28 the same day). This pattern of minimal price variance and coordinated timing, combined with the zero net position outcome, suggests administrative or custodial rebalancing activity rather than discretionary investment positioning. No net conviction or directional signal is evident from an insider holding perspective.