UDF IV Shareholders Should Not Be Misled by the Company's Latest Attempts to Distract from the Current Board's Failures
NexPoint Cautions Shareholders Not to Let UDF IV's Attacks Divert from Real Issues
The Company has failed to develop, communicate, or execute a plan to turn around operations, enhance shareholder value, and create liquidity. Despite having had at least six years since the Company's 2018 settlement with the
Shareholders should not be fooled by the Company's misleading claims about NexPoint and should equip themselves with the facts about the current Board and NexPoint's intentions:
Facts about UDF IV's current
- Members of the current
Board of Trustees presided over years of fraud committed by former UDF IV executives against shareholders. - Those former executives were convicted on numerous counts of fraud and are serving combined prison sentences of 20+ years, and their convictions were upheld by the
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and theU.S. Supreme Court . - The current
Board of Trustees authorized the use of tens of millions of dollars of shareholder funds to pay for the legal defense of the former executives and have made no attempt to recoup those funds on behalf of shareholders—even after the conclusiveU.S. Supreme Court decision.
Facts about NexPoint's intentions:
- NexPoint has over
$14.5 billion in real estate assets under management (as ofJune 30, 2024 ) across numerous asset classes in both public1 and private REITs and private funds with a proven track record over the past 15 years of producing positive investment returns. - As one of the largest shareholders, NexPoint is completely aligned with fellow shareholders.
- NexPoint is nominating four Trustee candidates to replace the current Board. The candidates would serve as Independent Trustees with fiduciary duties to represent the interests of ALL shareholders—not just NexPoint's.
- The nominees are independent and have relevant experience and track records of acting for the benefit of shareholders and creating corporate value.
- If elected, the nominees would cause UDF IV to aggressively enforce its loan agreements, pursue remedies against defaulting borrowers, manage its expenses, and realize the fullest value possible for its assets.
NexPoint urges shareholders to vote using the GREEN proxy card FOR its nominees: Paul S. Broaddus, Edward N. Constantino, John A. Good, and Julie Silcock. Voting information and additional shareholder resources can be found at www.udfaccountability.com.
About NexPoint
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Copies of the documents will be made available free of charge from NexPoint by accessing the website www.udfaccountability.com.
NexPoint, its affiliates, their directors and executive officers and other members of management and employees may be participants (collectively "Participants") in the solicitation of proxies by NexPoint. Information about NexPoint's nominees to the UDF IV
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Investor Contacts
NexPoint: ir@nexpoint.com
Media Contacts
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Among the other public REITs advised by NexPoint and its affiliates are NexPoint Residential Trust, Inc. (NYSE:NXDT) and |
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