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Mark L. Winget

Vice President and Secretary at NUVEEN MUNICIPAL VALUE FUND
Executive

About Mark L. Winget

Mark L. Winget serves as Vice President and Secretary of Nuveen Municipal Value Fund, Inc. (NUV), with an indefinite term and tenure since 2008; his year of birth is 1968 . He is listed as the Fund’s agent for service in Form N‑CSR filings and routinely signs SEC Section 16 forms under power of attorney, indicating a legal/compliance role in insider reporting administration . As performance context, NUV’s semiannual distributions for the period ended April 30, 2025 totaled $0.1935 per common share, with a reported market yield of 4.50% during the period (taxable‑equivalent yield 7.60%) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Nuveen Securities, LLCVice President and Assistant SecretarySince 2008 Not disclosed
Nuveen Fund Advisors, LLCVice President and Assistant SecretarySince 2019 Not disclosed
Nuveen Asset Management, LLCVice President, Associate General Counsel and Assistant SecretarySince 2020 Not disclosed
Nuveen (parent)Vice President (since 2010), Associate General Counsel (since 2019)2010–present Not disclosed
Teachers Advisors, LLCVice President, Associate General Counsel and Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years Not disclosed
TIAA‑CREF Investment Management, LLCVice President, Associate General Counsel and Assistant SecretaryPast 5 years Not disclosed

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
None disclosed in fund proxies
Cited officer biographies list internal Nuveen/TIAA roles only; no external directorships are disclosed for Winget .

Fixed Compensation

  • Officers receive no compensation from the Funds; the Fund’s Chief Compliance Officer is compensated by the Adviser (Nuveen) with Board review, and the Funds reimburse an allocable portion of CCO incentive compensation. No officer salary/bonus/equity details are disclosed at the Fund level .
  • Independent Board Member retainers and fees are disclosed, but they do not apply to Winget (an officer, not a director) .

Performance Compensation

  • No performance‑based compensation metrics (e.g., revenue growth, EBITDA, TSR hurdles) are disclosed for Fund officers. Officers are paid by the Adviser, and the Fund does not report any officer incentive plan terms .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricValueCitation
Officer’s individual Fund share ownershipNot individually disclosed
Executive officers and Board members – group ownership of each FundLess than 1% of outstanding shares (as of June 20, 2025)
Pledged sharesNot disclosed
Stock ownership guidelines (officers)Not disclosed (Board Members follow a guideline to invest at least one year of compensation; officers not covered)

Employment Terms

TermDetailCitation
TitleVice President and Secretary
Year of birth1968
Start year in officer roleSince 2008 (tenure ongoing)
Term lengthIndefinite; officers elected annually to serve until successors are elected and qualified
Contract expirationNot disclosed
Non‑compete / Non‑solicitNot disclosed
Severance / Change‑of‑controlNot disclosed
Clawback / Tax gross‑upsNot disclosed
Authorized SEC signatorySigns current reports and Section 16 filings under POA

Fund Performance Context (Distributions)

MetricNov 2024Dec 2024Jan 2025Feb 2025Mar 2025Apr 2025
NUV monthly distribution per common share (USD)$0.0310 $0.0325 $0.0325 $0.0325 $0.0325 $0.0325
NUV total distributions for period (USD)colspan (Nov–Apr) $0.1935
NUV market yield4.50% (period ended Apr 30, 2025)
NUV taxable‑equivalent yield7.60% (period ended Apr 30, 2025)

Investment Implications

  • Compensation transparency is limited: officers are compensated by the Adviser, with no Fund‑level disclosure of base/bonus/equity, reducing direct pay‑for‑performance visibility for Winget. This diminishes the ability to tie incentives to Fund outcomes (e.g., discount management or distribution coverage) .
  • Alignment via ownership appears modest: as of June 20, 2025, executive officers and Board Members as a group held <1% of outstanding shares across Funds; Winget’s individual holdings are not disclosed, and no pledging information is provided. This suggests limited direct “skin‑in‑the‑game” at the Fund level .
  • Retention/continuity factor: Winget’s long tenure (since 2008) and ongoing role as Vice President and Secretary, including SEC signatory responsibilities, indicate operational continuity in legal and governance processes; no severance or change‑of‑control economics are disclosed to assess retention risk or “golden parachute” incentives .
  • Trading signals: No Section 16 transactions by Winget are disclosed; his POA signatures on others’ filings reflect administrative authority rather than investment activity, offering no directional signal for NUV .