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Robert Andrew Muns

Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer and Secretary at Investcorp Credit Management BDC
Executive

About Robert Andrew Muns

Robert Andrew Muns (born 1973) serves as ICMB’s Chief Operating Officer (since March 2025), Chief Financial Officer (since July 2025), and Treasurer & Secretary (since October 2025). He joined Investcorp in 2019 via its acquisition of CM Investment Partners and serves on CM Investment Partners LLC’s investment committee; prior roles include Managing Director at CM Investment Partners, co-founding Stifel’s Credit Investments Group and heading Credit, and Managing Director on Cantor Fitzgerald’s Special Situations and Leveraged Loans Desk. He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA in Mathematics from Northwestern University; age disclosed as 52 at appointment as CFO in July 2025 . ICMB’s proxy does not disclose pay-for-performance metrics (TSR, revenue growth, EBITDA growth) tied to his compensation; executive officers are not compensated directly by ICMB, with Mr. Muns paid by the Adviser and ICMB reimbursing an allocable portion for services .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Investcorp / CM Investment Partners LLCManaging Director; Investment Committee member2019–present (MD noted 2024–present) Integrates BDC operations with Investcorp’s private credit platform; investment oversight .
StifelCo‑founder, Credit Investments Group; Head of Credit2012–2019 Built and led credit platform; origination and portfolio leadership .
Cantor FitzgeraldManaging Director, Special Situations & Leveraged Loans–2012 (joined Stifel in 2012 from Cantor) Special situations and leveraged loan execution .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
CM Investment Partners LLCInvestment Committee memberOngoing Direct influence on investment selection and portfolio risk for ICMB’s Adviser .

Fixed Compensation

ICMB is externally managed; executive officers are not compensated directly by ICMB. Mr. Muns is paid by the Adviser (as Administrator), with ICMB reimbursing an allocable portion for services rendered.

ComponentDisclosureNotes
Base salaryNot disclosed by ICMBPaid by Adviser; ICMB reimburses allocable portion .
Target bonus % / actual bonusNot disclosed by ICMBAdviser‑paid; no company disclosure .
PerquisitesNot disclosedICMB states no direct compensation paid to executives .
Options/stock grants (company)None granted in FY ended Dec 31, 2024ICMB did not grant options/SARs in the period .

Performance Compensation

ICMB does not pay performance‑based compensation to executive officers; no company‑level incentive metrics (revenue/EBITDA/TSR) are disclosed for Mr. Muns.

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
Not applicable (ICMB does not compensate executives directly)

ICMB’s Adviser receives base management and incentive fees from ICMB under the Advisory Agreement; this fee structure is highlighted as a potential conflict (incentives to invest in speculative securities), but this pertains to Adviser economics, not disclosed individual executive incentive metrics .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemValueNotes
Shares beneficially owned0As of Oct 15, 2025; “None” dollar range for Mr. Muns .
% of shares outstanding<1% (“*” less than 1%)14,419,762 shares outstanding on the record date .
Vested vs. unvested sharesNot disclosedNo company grants reported; ICMB did not grant options/SARs in FY 2024 .
Options (exercisable/unexercisable)Not disclosedNo grants reported for FY 2024 .
Pledged sharesNot disclosedNo pledging disclosure for Mr. Muns in proxy .
Ownership guidelinesNot disclosed for executivesProxy references stock ownership and trading policies generally; no executive guidelines disclosed .
Hedging policyStrongly discouraged; requires pre‑clearanceHedging/monetization allowed only with pre‑clearance from CCO; strongly discouraged .
Section 16(a) complianceCompliant for FY ended Dec 31, 2024Company states all required filings were timely .

Employment Terms

TermDisclosureDetail
Employment start datesCOO: Mar 2025; CFO: Jul 16, 2025; Treasurer & Secretary: Oct 2025Disclosed in proxy and 8‑K .
Appointment arrangementsNo arrangement/understanding8‑K states no arrangement or understanding pursuant to which he was appointed CFO .
Compensation paid by ICMBNoneExecutives not compensated directly; Mr. Muns is paid by Adviser; ICMB reimburses allocable portion .
Severance / change‑of‑controlNot disclosedNo executive‑specific severance/CoC terms disclosed; ICMB is externally managed .
Non‑compete / non‑solicitNot disclosedNo employment agreement terms disclosed .
Clawback provisionsNot disclosedCode of ethics and governance policies referenced; no clawback policy disclosed .
Garden leave / consultingNot disclosed

Board Governance

  • Mr. Muns is not a director; he serves as corporate Secretary and an executive officer .
  • Board committees (Audit, Compensation, Nominating & Corporate Governance, Valuation) are composed solely of independent directors; he is not a member of these committees .
  • Independent director compensation and governance documents are publicly available; communications to the Board may be addressed to the company’s office or compliance email, with delivery to directors .

Performance & Track Record

  • Tenure and prior experience: COO since Mar 2025; CFO since Jul 2025; Treasurer & Secretary since Oct 2025; extensive credit markets background (Investcorp/CMIP, Stifel Credit Investments Group co‑founder and Head of Credit, Cantor Fitzgerald Special Situations/Leveraged Loans) .
  • Achievements cited are qualitative; no company‑level performance metrics (TSR/revenue/EBITDA tied to his compensation) are disclosed in ICMB filings .
  • CFO transition: On Jul 16, 2025, Board accepted CFO Walter Tsin’s resignation and appointed Mr. Muns as CFO; no disagreements cited in the resignation .

Related Party & Conflicts

  • Advisory Agreement: ICMB pays base management and incentive fees to the Adviser; certain directors/executives have ownership interests in the Adviser. Fee structure may create incentive to invest in speculative securities; Adviser personnel assist in portfolio valuation, creating potential conflicts mitigated through governance .
  • Co‑investment exemptive relief: SEC order permits co‑investments with Adviser‑managed funds subject to “required majority” approval and fairness determinations .
  • 8‑K states no related‑party transactions requiring Item 404(a) disclosure for Mr. Muns .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: With zero beneficial ownership and no company‑paid incentives, direct pay‑for‑performance alignment at the ICMB entity level is limited; Mr. Muns’ economics run through the Adviser, and ICMB reimburses a portion for his services .
  • Selling pressure: No disclosed equity holdings or vesting schedules at ICMB reduces near‑term insider selling pressure tied to company grants .
  • Retention risk: Employment terms (severance, non‑compete, CoC) are not disclosed at ICMB; retention dynamics likely reside within Adviser agreements, which investors cannot assess from ICMB filings .
  • Governance mitigants: Independent committee structure, co‑investment order safeguards, and insider trading policy (hedging discouraged, pre‑clearance required) provide process discipline, but do not substitute for executive ownership alignment .
  • Trading signals: Lack of Form 4 data accessible here and zero beneficial ownership limits insider‑signal utility; focus should remain on portfolio performance, fee arrangements, and Adviser incentive alignment disclosed at the company level .