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Nathaniel T. Jones

Vice President and Treasurer at Nuveen Multi-Asset Income Fund
Executive

About Nathaniel T. Jones

Vice President and Treasurer of Nuveen Multi-Asset Income Fund (NMAI), born in 1979, serving as a Fund officer since 2016. Jones is a Senior Managing Director at Nuveen and at Nuveen Fund Advisors, LLC, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). Proxy materials do not disclose fund-level performance metrics tied to his role (e.g., TSR, revenue or EBITDA growth) or any officer-specific pay-for-performance constructs for NMAI.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Nuveen Multi-Asset Income Fund (NMAI)Vice President and TreasurerSince 2016Not disclosed in proxy
NuveenSenior Managing DirectorSince 2021Not disclosed in proxy
NuveenManaging Director2017–2021Not disclosed in proxy
NuveenSenior Vice President2016–2017Not disclosed in proxy
Nuveen Fund Advisors, LLCManaging DirectorSince 2015Not disclosed in proxy
Nuveen Fund Advisors, LLCSenior Managing DirectorAs of 2025Not disclosed in proxy

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
None disclosed

Fixed Compensation

  • Officers of the Funds receive no compensation from the Funds; officer compensation is paid by the Adviser (Nuveen), not by NMAI.
  • The CCO is compensated by the Adviser; the Funds reimburse only an allocable portion of the Adviser’s cost of the CCO’s incentive compensation (structure described, but not officer-specific to Jones).

Performance Compensation

  • No disclosures of bonus targets, RSUs/PSUs, options, vesting schedules, or payout formulas for Fund officers; such compensation (if any) would be at the Adviser level and not reported in NMAI’s proxy.

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemValueNotes
Common shares outstanding (NMAI)33,425,645As of Feb 18, 2025 (record date)
Jones individual NMAI ownershipNot disclosedProxy reports only group totals; no officer-specific line items
Board members and executive officers as a group<1% of NMAIGroup beneficial ownership in each Fund is <1%
Shares pledged/hedged by JonesNot disclosedNo pledging/hedging disclosure for officers in proxy
Stock ownership guidelinesBoard policy (one year of compensation)Applies to Independent Board Members, not officers
Principal holder (context)Saba Capital: 3,299,644 (9.87%) of NMAI commonAs of Feb 18, 2025; potential governance influence

Employment Terms

Term ComponentDisclosure
Employment start date (Fund officer)2016 (Length of Service: Since 2016)
Contract term lengthIndefinite (officer of the Funds)
Auto-renewalNot disclosed
Non-compete / non-solicitNot disclosed
Severance provisionsNot disclosed (officer compensation paid by Adviser, not Fund)
Change-of-control economicsNot disclosed (no Fund officer comp reported)
Clawbacks / tax gross-upsNot disclosed
Deferred compensationBoard-level deferred comp only; not officer-specific

Investment Implications

  • Data limitations: NMAI’s proxies explicitly state Fund officers are paid by the Adviser and not by the Fund, so base salary, bonus, equity awards, and vesting details for Jones are not disclosed at the Fund level; pay-for-performance alignment cannot be evaluated from Fund filings.
  • Alignment: Board members and executive officers as a group hold <1% of NMAI, and officer-specific holdings (including Jones) aren’t disclosed—suggesting limited visible “skin in the game” at the Fund level.
  • Governance context: Saba Capital holds ~9.87% of NMAI common shares, indicating an active shareholder with capacity to influence governance and distribution policy; while not Jones-specific, this can shape Fund actions relevant to treasury and operations.
  • Compliance signal: The Fund reports compliance with Section 16(a) filing requirements during the last fiscal year, with no delinquent reports noted—reducing risk flags tied to insider reporting.
  • Bottom line: Jones is a long-tenured treasury officer (since 2016) with senior leadership credentials at Nuveen and CFA status, but the absence of officer-level compensation and award disclosures at the Fund constrains assessment of incentives, retention risk, and insider selling pressure; monitoring Fund-level actions and large holder dynamics (e.g., Saba) is more informative for trading signals than officer-specific data in this case.