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RiverNorth Opportunities Fund announces its fourth transferable rights offering in six years, with a 1-for-3 structure and a shareholder-friendly discount floor. The subscription price is set at the higher of 90% of NAV or 95% of the five-day average market price, limiting dilution risk for existing holders. RIV's history of rights offerings shows variable outcomes, with discount floors providing some protection but…

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RiverNorth Opportunities Fund, Inc. (NYSE: RIV) (the “Fund”) announces that its Board of Directors (the “Board”) has authorized and set the terms of an offering to the Fund's common stockholders of rights to purchase additional shares of common stock of the Fund (the “Rights Offering”). In this offering, the Fund will issue transferable subscription rights (“Rights”) to its…

RiverNorth Opportunities Fund Inc. manages $324M in net assets with a diversified portfolio spanning SPACs, US equity, bonds, and BDCs. RIV trades at a 4% discount to NAV, near its 5-year average, and sits at one of its lowest historical points. The fund's 5-year NAV total return is 6.25%, underperforming its peer group, with moderate correlation to broad allocation ETFs.

The RiverNorth Opportunities Fund offers a 13.48% yield by tactically allocating to closed-end funds, SPACs, BDCs, and ETFs. RIV's largest allocation is to special purpose acquisition companies, introducing both diversification benefits and elevated risk for income-focused investors. Distribution coverage relies partly on unrealized gains, making sustainability dependent on continued market strength and successful…

RiverNorth Opportunities Fund Series A Preferred Shares (RIV.PR.A) offer a 6.7% yield at historic low prices, presenting an attractive entry point. RIV.PR.A's price is highly correlated with long-term rates, providing capital gain potential if rates decline or the yield curve shifts lower. The preferred shares benefit from robust 1940 Act regulatory protections, including asset coverage covenants that limit downside…