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The Fiduciary/Claymore Energy Infrastructure Fund (FMO) is a U.S.-domiciled, closed-end equity mutual fund overseen by Guggenheim Funds Investment Advisors, LLC, with Advisory Research, Inc. serving as co-manager. This fund strategically allocates capital to public equity markets within the United States, targeting companies primarily engaged in a range of energy-related sectors. These include diversified gas and midstream oil infrastructure, propane, oil and gas production, coal, and marine transportation. A core aspect of its strategy requires investing a minimum of 80% of its managed…

Guggenheim oversaw FMO's loss of over $200 million in early 2020 (~80% of the fund) with another $20 million following a botched tax accrual. Management now proposes to merge FMO into KYN, a higher fee fund, with no additional consideration to FMO shareholders.

In an interesting set of events, KYN and FMO have agreed to enter into a merger.

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