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The Kayne Anderson Energy Infrastructure Fund is an energy infrastructure focused closed-end fund. Despite strong returns in 2021 and 2022, KYN's longer-term returns have been subpar; the fund charges a high management fee but underperforms the AMLP ETF. The proposed KYN/KMF merger does little to benefit KYN unitholders in my opinion. It does not address the fundamental problem of poor investment performance and discount to NAV.

Kayne Anderson Energy Infrastructure Fund, KYN, and Kayne Anderson NextGen Energy & Infrastructure, KMF, have proposed a merger. The merger requires shareholder approvals.

Midstream partnerships and corporations are one of the best vehicles available for income-seeking investors and have long been popular among this cohort. KYN invests in a portfolio of these companies in order to provide a very high yield to its shareholders.

Midstream partnerships and similar companies are great investments for retirees due to their stability and high yields. Kayne Anderson Energy Infrastructure Fund, Inc. invests in a portfolio of these companies in order to provide its investors with a high level of total return and income.

KYN invests in a portfolio of both midstream and renewable energy companies in an attempt to provide investors with exposure to both new and traditional energy sources. The fund is heavily weighted toward midstream companies, especially those focused on natural gas.

Kayne Anderson Energy Infrastructure Fund (KYN) is a closed end fund focused on MLP equities. KYN takes significant single name risk with the top six holdings accounting for almost 50% of the fund holdings.

Short-term market outlook through 2023. Long-term market outlook through 2050.

KYN is the largest energy infrastructure closed-end fund of $1.5 billion. Its long-term return has been low and maximum drawdown high.