The 1940 Act requires investment companies to have minimum debt and total leverage (debt and preferred stock) coverage ratios of 300% and 200%, respectively, at the time of a common stock dividend declaration. The Company's borrowing agreements contain similar restrictions and require it to have a minimum coverage ratio of 300% as of the last day of each month.

*The pro forma ratio assumes KMF's outstanding debt balance is reduced by cash plus (a) dividends and distributions receivable from portfolio investments and (b) receivable for securities sold less (y) accrued operating expenses and (z) payable for securities purchased on KMF's statement of assets and liabilities as of such measurement date.

**The pro forma ratio assumes that the common dividend has been paid and KMF's outstanding debt balance is reduced by cash plus (a) dividends and distributions receivable from portfolio investments and (b) receivable for securities sold less (y) accrued operating expenses and (z) payable for securities purchased on KMF's statement of assets and liabilities as of such measurement date.

• Balance Sheet as of December 31, 2011 (Unaudited) -  See press release (PDF)
• Balance Sheet as of November 30, 2011 (Audited) -  See KMF 2011 Annual Report (PDF)

As of the above date, KMF does not have interest rate swap positions.