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Korey Bauer

Vice President at SOURCE CAPITAL /DE/
Executive

About Korey Bauer

Korey Bauer is Vice President of Source Capital (SOR), serving since 2023; he was born in 1989 and is based at 2220 E. Route 66, Suite 226, Glendora, CA 91740 . His prior experience includes Vice President/Business Development at Mutual Fund Administration LLC; CIO and Portfolio Manager at Foothill Capital Management; Portfolio Manager at AXS Investments; and President/CEO/CCO at Bauer Capital Management . Source Capital reorganized into a Delaware statutory trust effective January 1, 2025, continuing under ticker SOR with the same investment objective and strategy . Fund-level snapshot as of Q2 2025: equity exposure 41.0%, credit 38.3%, cash and equivalents 16.8% .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Mutual Fund Administration, LLCVice President/Business Development2022–present Not disclosed
Foothill Capital Management, LLCChief Investment Officer; Managing Trustee; Portfolio Manager2018–2022 Not disclosed
AXS Investments, LLCPortfolio Manager2020–2022 Not disclosed
Bauer Capital Management, LLCPresident; CEO; Chief Compliance Officer2014–2018 Not disclosed

External Roles

No public company directorships or board committee roles are disclosed for Bauer in Source Capital’s proxy or reports .

Fixed Compensation

The Trust pays no compensation to any officer or Trustee who is an officer or employee of the investment adviser or its affiliates; officer-level salary/bonus details are not disclosed by the Trust .

Performance Compensation

No disclosure of performance-based incentives (RSUs/PSUs/options, metrics, vesting schedules, or payouts) for officers is provided by the Trust .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricValue
Officers and Trustees beneficial ownership (group)Less than 1% of outstanding shares as of April 2, 2025
Individual officer holdings, pledging, hedgingNot disclosed

Employment Terms

ItemDetail
Position and tenureVice President; first elected as officer in 2023
Code of EthicsTrust has a Code of Ethics and a Code of Ethics for Senior Executive and Financial Officers; available via SEC filings and on request
Indemnification frameworkOfficers covered under Trust’s Declaration with indemnification except for willful misfeasance, bad faith, gross negligence, or reckless disregard of duties
Severance/change-of-controlNot disclosed for officers
Section 16 complianceTrust believes all filing requirements were met by Trustees and officers for FY 2024

Performance Compensation

No performance plan metrics, weights, targets, vesting, or payouts are disclosed for Bauer (officer compensation not reported by the Trust) .

Fund Snapshot (context)

MetricQ2 2025
Equity exposure (%)41.0
Credit exposure (%)38.3
Cash and equivalents (%)16.8

Investment Implications

  • Alignment signal limited: officer compensation and individual share ownership disclosures are not provided; the Trust states it pays no compensation to officers employed by the adviser or affiliates, reducing visibility into pay-for-performance and potential selling pressure .
  • Retention and contract economics unknown: no employment contract, severance, or change-of-control terms disclosed for officers, making retention risk and event-driven payout analysis infeasible .
  • Governance and compliance baseline: the Trust maintains Codes of Ethics and indemnification provisions, and reported Section 16 compliance for officers, which supports baseline governance but does not substitute for detailed incentives disclosure .
  • Track record: Bauer’s career spans investment management and fund administration roles (Foothill Capital, AXS, Bauer Capital, MFA LLC), indicating investment and operational expertise; however, officer-specific performance metrics (TSR under tenure, revenue/EBITDA growth) are not applicable/disclosed for a closed-end fund officer role .