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Mark Winget

About Mark Winget

Mark L. Winget serves as Vice President and Secretary of Nuveen California Municipal Value Fund (NCA) and other Nuveen funds; he has been an officer in the Nuveen fund complex since 2008 (born 1968). His core credentials are legal and fund governance: Vice President and Associate General Counsel across Nuveen/TIAA affiliates and Assistant Secretary roles supporting fund operations. The Funds disclose no pay-for-performance linkage for officers (Funds have no employees; officers receive no compensation from the Funds), so TSR/revenue/EBITDA metrics are not part of his compensation framework; Section 16(a) compliance was affirmed for Board Members and officers in the latest fiscal year .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Nuveen Securities, LLCVice President and Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years (as disclosed)Legal, governance, and administrative support for fund operations
Nuveen Fund Advisors, LLCVice President and Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years (as disclosed)Officer support for adviser and fund complex governance
Nuveen Asset Management, LLCVice President and Associate General Counsel; Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years (as disclosed)Legal counsel across asset management entities
Teachers Advisors, LLCVice President, Associate General Counsel; Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years (as disclosed)Legal and secretary functions across TIAA funds
TIAA-CREF Investment Management, LLCVice President, Associate General Counsel; Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years (as disclosed)Governance and legal oversight across TIAA platforms

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Teachers Advisors, LLCVice President, Associate General Counsel; Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years (as disclosed)Affiliate role across TIAA fund entities
TIAA-CREF Investment Management, LLCVice President, Associate General Counsel; Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years (as disclosed)Affiliate role supporting TIAA fund governance

Fixed Compensation

  • The Funds have no employees. Officers serve without any compensation from the Funds; only the Chief Compliance Officer’s compensation is paid by the Adviser, with an allocable portion of incentive compensation reimbursed by the Funds .
  • No base salary, target bonus, or cash compensation is disclosed at the Fund level for Mark Winget .

Performance Compensation

  • No equity or cash incentive awards (RSUs, PSUs, options) are disclosed for Fund officers; the Funds do not compensate officers, and no performance metrics are tied to officer pay at the Fund level .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Individual officer beneficial ownership is not itemized; as of the record date, Board Members and officers as a group beneficially owned less than 1% of each Fund, with Appendix A showing 0 shares across the listed Nuveen funds for the group.
GroupNAZ (Common)NKX (Common)NCA (Common)NAC (Common)NMT (Common)
Board Members and Officers as a Group0 0 0 0 0
  • Board-level ownership guideline exists (each Independent Board Member expected to invest at least one year of compensation in funds in the complex); no analogous officer ownership guideline is disclosed .

  • Section 16(a) reporting: Funds state officers and Board Members complied with applicable filing requirements during the last fiscal year .

Employment Terms

AttributeDisclosure
Current TitleVice President and Secretary
Term/ElectionOfficers are elected annually by the Board; term is indefinite until successors are elected and qualified
Length of ServiceSince 2008 (officer of a fund in the Nuveen fund complex)
Compensation SourceNo compensation from the Funds; CCO compensation paid by Adviser (partial reimbursement)
Severance/Change-of-ControlNot disclosed for Fund officers
Non-compete/Non-solicitNot disclosed

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment cannot be assessed at the Fund level for Mark Winget: officers receive no compensation from the Funds and no performance metrics are tied to Fund-level officer pay, eliminating typical incentive levers (cash/equity mix, PSU metrics, option grants) that could drive insider selling pressure or pay inflation .
  • Retention risk appears low given tenure since 2008 and the routine, indefinite officer term structure; no employment contract severance or change-of-control economics are disclosed that would create asymmetric incentives around corporate events .
  • Trading signals (insider transactions, pledging/hedging) are not itemized for individual officers; the Funds report Section 16(a) compliance and group beneficial ownership of 0 shares, suggesting minimal direct ownership-related selling pressure from officers at the Fund level .
  • Governance is centered on an Independent Board with robust committee oversight and an expectation of Board Member investment, but those constructs pertain to trustees rather than Fund officers; investors should focus on NCA’s portfolio, discount/premium dynamics, leverage policies, distribution coverage, and adviser decisions as the primary drivers of returns rather than officer compensation or equity alignment .