SCISX MA Specialty Credit Income Fund Insider Trading

10% Owner Ma Eagle II Holdings Fund sells 100,887 SCISX shares at $24.78 for $2,500,000.01

Ma Eagle II Holdings Fund, a 10% owner of MA Specialty Credit Income Fund, executed a $2.5M sell of 100,887 shares at $24.78 on 2026-05-13, reducing holdings to 3,163,559 shares. At the same ticker, prior trades show a sell on 2026-02-09 and another on 2025-11-12, both with outcomes not yet measurable; none of the 5 prior trades at SCISX have been well-timed at the 90-day mark. This transaction represents a discrete disposition by a substantial shareholder with a pattern of mixed activity at this security—without measurable price follow-through from prior sells, the strategic intent remains opaque to observers.

Marra Joseph P. (President & Prin. Ex. Off.) buys 1,012 shares of SCISX at $24.68; sixth purchase at this fund

Marra purchased 1,012 shares of MA Specialty Credit Income Fund (SCISX) at $24.68 on 2026-04-01, increasing his holdings from 10,446 shares to 11,459 shares. This represents his sixth open-market purchase at this ticker over the past calendar year, with five prior buys spanning from 2025-05-02 through 2026-01-27. None of his prior four same-ticker purchases with measurable outcomes have 90-day return data available, so no track record of timing accuracy exists yet for this fund. The transaction itself is routine in size and process—a straightforward equity purchase by a senior officer of a closed-end specialty credit fund.

MA Eagle Holdings (10% owner) buys 21,103 shares of SCISX at $24.83; total value $524,000

MA Eagle Holdings Fund, a 10% owner of MA Specialty Credit Income Fund (SCISX), purchased 21,103 shares at $24.83 on 2026-03-12 for a total of $524,000.00, increasing holdings from 2,540,739 to 2,561,843 shares (+0.8%). This marks the insider's fifth trade at SCISX within the past seven months, following purchases on 2026-03-05, 2026-01-06, 2025-12-03, and 2025-10-03—a pattern of consistent accumulation at the fund. However, none of the prior four purchases at SCISX have yet reached the 90-day measurement window, leaving no measurable performance outcome to assess whether these acquisitions are capturing value or merely sustaining exposure. The cross-ticker track record shows 11 prior buys, providing context for a pattern of open-market acquisition activity, but no timing-outcome metrics are available for evaluation against current market conditions.

MA Eagle Holdings Fund (10% owner) buys 139,017 shares of SCISX at $24.80 on 2026-03-05; holdings rise to 2.54M shares.

MA Eagle Holdings Fund, a substantial 10% owner, purchased 139,017 shares of SCISX at $24.80 on 2026-03-05, increasing holdings from 2,401,721 to 2,540,739 shares (+5.8%). This represents the sixth discrete buy transaction by this insider at SCISX within a seven-month window (July 2025 through March 2026), with no interim sells. The persistent accumulation pattern—consistent purchasing across multiple months—demonstrates sustained engagement with the fund. However, prior trades at SCISX remain unmeasurable: 5 prior buys all fall short of their 90-day mark, preventing assessment of whether the insider's timing at this specific ticker has been favorable or suboptimal.

MA Eagle II Holdings Fund sold 60,337 shares of SCISX for $1.5M on 2026-02-09; maintains 3,264,447 shares post-sale.

MA Eagle II Holdings Fund, a 10% owner of SCISX, sold 60,337 shares at $24.86 on 2026-02-09 for a total value of $1,500,000.00, reducing holdings from 3,324,785 shares to 3,264,447 shares—a net decrease of 1.8% versus pre-transaction holdings. Across the insider's open-market history, the sale is routine relative to a track record of 7 prior buys and 1 prior sell. The five most recent trades at SCISX show a pattern of recent buying (two buys on 2025-12-16 and 2025-12-10, following an earlier sell on 2025-11-12), yet outcome data for all of these trades remains unmeasurable as of the current date. No statistically relevant timing pattern has emerged from prior SCISX trades to contextualize whether this sale occurs at a strategic inflection point or represents ordinary portfolio management.

President Joseph P. Marra buys 2,004 shares of SCISX at $24.95 for $50,000.00, raising holdings to 10,313 shares (+24.1%)

Joseph P. Marra, President & Principal Executive Officer of MA Specialty Credit Income Fund, purchased 2,004 shares (2.0K shares) at $24.95 on 2026-01-27 for $50,000.00, increasing his holdings from 8,309 to 10,313 shares, a 24.1% increase. This represents his fifth open-market buy at SCISX over the past nine months (prior purchases on 2026-01-05, 2025-06-23, and 2025-05-02), establishing a pattern of consistent accumulation in the fund. The prior outcome measurements are not yet available, preventing any assessment of timing accuracy on his same-ticker history. His cross-ticker track record consists of 4 prior buys but with no timing data yet measurable. The transaction reflects a substantial insider commitment measured in absolute dollars, though the forward significance remains contingent on measurable price performance at the 90-day mark.

Insider Jain Ashees buys 14 shares of MA Specialty Credit Income Fund (SCISX) at $24.81; concurrent cluster activity noted.

Jain Ashees purchased 14 shares of SCISX at $24.81 on 2026-01-05, increasing holdings from 1,446 to 1,461 shares—a net increase of 1.0%. This modest purchase occurs within a context of coordinated activity: 3 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days, forming a cluster buy pattern. While individual insider buys in modest quantities are typically low-signal events, the concentration of buying activity by multiple insiders within a compressed timeframe warrants observer attention as a potential indicator of insider sentiment, though the modest position size limits the confidence in conviction this signals.

MA Eagle Holdings Fund (10% owner) purchased 40,166 shares of SCISX at $24.82 on 2026-01-06; clustered with 3 other insider buys in 14 days

MA Eagle Holdings Fund acquired 40,166 shares of SCISX for $996,924.39, increasing its position from 2,361,555 shares to 2,401,721 shares on 2026-01-06. This represents a 10% owner's continued accumulation in SCISX following four prior purchases within the preceding 8 months (2025-05-14, 2025-07-03, 2025-08-07, 2025-10-03, and 2025-12-03). The timing is notable: three other insiders also purchased SCISX within the past 14 days, forming a cluster buy pattern. However, none of the Eagle Holdings Fund's prior SCISX trades have yet produced measurable 90-day outcomes, preventing assessment of timing accuracy at this ticker.

Marra (President & Chief Executive) bought 102 shares at $24.81 in 2 purchases totaling $2,552.35

Joseph P. Marra, President & Principal Executive Officer of MA Specialty Credit Income Fund, made 2 separate purchases totaling 102 shares for $2,552.35 on 2026-01-05, increasing his holdings from 2,193 shares to 2,296 shares (+4.7%). This open-market buy occurs within a broader cluster pattern, as 3 other insiders also purchased within the past 14 days, suggesting coordinated positive sentiment among leadership. However, Marra's own cross-ticker track record shows only 2 prior open-market buys (limited historical context), and his same-ticker history at SCISX (2 prior buys in June and May 2025) remains unmeasurable at the 90-day horizon, preventing assessment of timing accuracy. The transaction itself—a modest position increase by the chief executive near the start of 2026—reflects continued accumulation rather than a decisive inflection.

MacWilliams Kent bought 3 SCISX shares at $24.81; part of 4-insider cluster buy in 14 days

MacWilliams Kent purchased 3 shares of MA Specialty Credit Income Fund at $24.81 on 2026-01-05, increasing his holdings from 398 to 402 shares (+1.0%). This transaction is part of a cluster pattern in which 3 other insiders also bought within the past 14 days. While the individual transaction size is modest, the synchronized buying activity across multiple insiders warrants attention as a potential indicator of insider sentiment toward the fund. However, the small share quantity and modest position increase limit the materiality of this single trade in isolation.