Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund and Mount Logan Management filed an amended and restated application dated October 16, 2026 seeking expedited exemptive relief to issue multiple share classes and impose early withdrawal charges and asset-based distribution/service fees.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund renewed its fidelity bond from September 25, 2026 to September 25, 2027, with a $1 million per-loss limit and premium paid through expiration. The renewal maintains bonding coverage for officers and employees.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund and Mount Logan Management seek relief to issue multiple share classes and impose early withdrawal, distribution and service charges, with any repurchase fee capped at 2%. If granted, additional classes could have distinct fee structures.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund adopted a second amended and restated governing instrument effective September 15, 2026, naming four Trustees and authorizing unlimited shares. Investors are subject to governance, transfer, repurchase, derivative action and Delaware forum provisions.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund revised offering materials to clarify quarterly repurchase offers are shareholders’ only liquidity source, shares lack exchange trading or a secondary market, and transfers may incur reasonable expenses.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund announced a quarterly repurchase offer for up to 5% of outstanding Class I shares at net asset value. Shareholders must submit requests by 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time on October 9, 2026; oversubscribed tenders may be prorated.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund added two August 24, 2026 federal income tax opinions supporting its reorganization with Yieldstreet Alternative Income Fund, stating shareholders will recognize no gain or loss when exchanging shares.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund’s annual voting report for 2026 identifies no other included managers and no series for the reporting period ended June 30, 2026.

Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund revised its prospectus materials effective August 27, 2026, naming U.S. Bank as primary custodian and Wilmington Savings Fund Society as alternative custodian. Certain assets may be custodied with alternative custodians or directly by the fund.

Yieldstreet Alternative Income Fund shareholders will vote July 31, 2026 on a reorganization into Opportunistic Credit Interval Fund. If approved, investors receive Class I shares at a 0.80 exchange ratio and no longer hold Yieldstreet Alternative Income Fund shares.