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Mukya Porter

Chief Compliance Officer at OFS Credit Company
Executive

About Mukya Porter

Mukya S. Porter is the Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) of OFS Credit Company, Inc. (OCCI), age 50, serving in this role since 2017, where she oversees compliance and risk management functions across OCCI and affiliated entities . She has approximately 20 years of experience advising investment advisers, broker-dealers, and financial institutions, holds a B.S. in Biology (magna cum laude) from Howard University (1996) and a J.D. from UC Berkeley School of Law (2001) . OCCI’s filings do not attribute specific performance metrics (e.g., TSR, revenue, EBITDA) to Ms. Porter’s role, and officers are not directly compensated by OCCI, limiting pay-for-performance linkage disclosures for company executives .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Oaktree Capital ManagementSenior Vice President of Compliance2012–2016Oversaw the firm’s code of ethics program and day-to-day management of an affiliated limited-purpose broker-dealer .
Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO)Vice President & Senior Compliance Officer2010–2012Senior compliance oversight for a leading asset manager .
Morgan Stanley Global Wealth Management (Legal)Vice President2004–2010Legal department role supporting compliance and governance functions .
Morgan Stanley Investment Management (Compliance)Vice President of Compliance2004–2010Compliance leadership within investment management operations .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
OFS Credit Company, Inc.Chief Compliance Officer2017–PresentOversees compliance and risk management functions .
Hancock Park Corporate Income, Inc.Chief Compliance Officer2017–PresentOversees compliance across affiliated investment entities .
OFS Capital CorporationChief Compliance Officer2017–PresentCompliance leadership for externally managed BDC affiliate .
OFS Capital Management, LLC (OFSC)Chief Compliance Officer2017–PresentCompliance oversight for the advisor/manager .
OFSAM HoldingsChief Compliance Officer2017–PresentCompliance leadership across holding company entities .
OFS AdvisorChief Compliance Officer2017–PresentCompliance oversight and risk management .

Fixed Compensation

OCCI is externally administered and does not directly pay its officers; compensation is paid by OFSC (advisor/manager) and OCCI reimburses its administrator for an allocable portion under the Administration Agreement.

Compensation ElementOCCI TreatmentNotes
Direct cash compensation (salary/bonus)None paid directly by OCCI Officers are paid by OFSC; OCCI reimburses an allocable portion of overhead and officer costs under the Administration Agreement .
Reimbursement oversightCompensation Committee reviews reimbursement of CEO, CFO, and CCO compensation Committee responsibilities include approving reimbursement of executive compensation attributable to OCCI .

Performance Compensation

  • No RSUs, PSUs, options, or company-specific executive incentive plan terms are disclosed for OCCI officers; the Compensation Committee does not produce executive compensation reports because officers are not directly compensated by OCCI .
  • Insider trading policy allows hedging/derivative transactions with prior clearance from the Chief Compliance Officer; the Code of Ethics does not expressly prohibit hedging, but derivative transactions require clearance from the CCO (i.e., Ms. Porter) .
  • The Chief Compliance Officer is listed as the contact for the Company’s Code of Business Conduct, reinforcing compliance leadership .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricValueAs-of Date
Common Stock beneficially owned0 shares June 20, 2025
Preferred Stock beneficially owned0 shares June 20, 2025
Percent of Common Stock outstandingN/A per proxy table for officers June 20, 2025
Vested vs. unvested sharesNot disclosed June 20, 2025
Options (exercisable/unexercisable)Not disclosed June 20, 2025
Shares pledged as collateralNot disclosed; hedging allowed with clearance June 20, 2025
Ownership guidelines (officers)Not disclosed; hedging policy subject to CCO clearance June 20, 2025

Implication: Zero disclosed beneficial ownership and absence of disclosed equity awards suggest low direct “skin-in-the-game” alignment and minimal insider selling pressure from vesting events .

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Employment start date at OCCI2017 (held position since 2017)
RoleChief Compliance Officer
Employer of recordPaid by OFSC; OCCI reimburses an allocable portion per Administration Agreement
Contract term/expirationNot disclosed; filings emphasize reimbursement structure rather than individual employment contracts with OCCI
Severance provisionsNot disclosed in reviewed filings
Change-of-control provisionsNot disclosed in reviewed filings
Clawback provisionsNot disclosed in reviewed filings; Code of Business Conduct referenced
Non-compete / Non-solicitNot disclosed in reviewed filings
Hedging / Derivatives policyHedging not expressly prohibited; derivative transactions require CCO clearance
CCO contact (governance docs)Chief Compliance Officer listed for Code of Business Conduct requests: Mukya S. Porter

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: No direct OCCI compensation and zero disclosed equity ownership indicate limited pay-for-performance alignment at the OCCI entity level for Ms. Porter; incentives are housed at OFSC with OCCI reimbursing costs, which may reduce direct linkage to OCCI TSR/financial outcomes .
  • Selling pressure: With no disclosed equity awards and zero beneficial ownership, near-term insider selling pressure tied to vesting schedules appears minimal .
  • Governance/risk: Hedging is permitted with CCO clearance, which provides oversight but may allow executives to reduce exposure to OCCI stock if they hold any in the future; current filings show no holdings for Ms. Porter .
  • Retention risk: As an externally administered structure, retention levers (severance, change-of-control) are not disclosed at the OCCI level; continuity since 2017 across multiple affiliated entities suggests role stability, but retention drivers likely depend on OFSC policies rather than OCCI-specific contracts .