American Beacon SSI Alternative Income Fund Y Class
$10.21
−0.10%
PSCIX·
American Beacon SSI Alternative Income Fund Y Class
NASDAQ·Asset Management, Income · Financial Services
$10.21$0.01−0.10%
Market cap$391.17M·Market closed·Jul 23 12:10 PM UTC
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Frequently Asked Questions About PSCIX
What does American Beacon SSI Alternative Income Fund Y Class do?
American Beacon SSI Alternative Income Fund Y Class (PSCIX) operates in the Asset Management - Income industry within the Financial Services sector. Full company description, peers, and segment breakdown are on the page above.
What is PSCIX's market cap?
American Beacon SSI Alternative Income Fund Y Class (PSCIX) has a market capitalization of approximately $391.2 million, as of July 23, 2026, based on the most recent share price and shares outstanding.
Does PSCIX pay a dividend?
Yes — American Beacon SSI Alternative Income Fund Y Class (PSCIX) pays a dividend monthly, with a trailing-twelve-month yield of 6.36%. Full distribution history, payout ratios, and growth rates are on the Dividend tab.
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About American Beacon SSI Alternative Income Fund Y Class
The fund primarily aims to generate income, with a secondary focus on achieving absolute returns (positive returns regardless of market conditions). Its core approach utilizes a convertible arbitrage strategy: it purchases convertible securities (which include convertible preferred shares) and simultaneously establishes short positions, or protective hedges, in the common stock issued by those same companies. To further manage specific risks and limit undesirable market exposures, the fund may also employ various other hedging tools, such as Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), options, and currency…