Horizon Technology Finance Amends 10-K to Detail Board Changes and Governance Ahead of Monroe Capital Merger

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Horizon Technology Finance filed an amended 10-K to include omitted governance details, notably disclosing that a majority of its board is expected to resign due to the upcoming merger with Monroe Capital Corporation.

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• Expected Board Resignations

  Five of the eight directors, including Chairman Robert D. Pomeroy, Jr., are expected to resign from the Board in connection with the effectiveness of the company's merger with Monroe Capital Corporation.

• Governance Details Provided

  The amendment includes comprehensive information on board composition, committee structures, and director independence as of March 3, 2026, which was previously omitted from the original 10-K.

• Executive Compensation Structure

  The filing confirms that executive officers receive no direct compensation from the company, with the administrator reimbursed for allocable portions of their compensation.

• Related Party Transactions Clarified

  Details ongoing investment management and administration agreements, including $1.5 million in administration expenses for 2025, and the co-investment exemptive relief related to the Monroe Capital platform.

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This 10-K/A filing provides previously omitted Part III information from the original annual report, detailing the company's corporate governance, executive compensation, and security ownership. Crucially, it reveals that five out of eight directors, including the Chairman, are expected to resign in connection with the previously announced merger with Monroe Capital Corporation. This amendment offers important clarity on the future leadership structure and related party agreements as the company prepares for the merger.