Baillie Gifford trusts slams Saba for wanting to make 'self-serving and destructive changes'

The Saba saga continues

Linus Uhlig
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The boards of a pair of Baillie Gifford investment trusts have expressed their scepticism of the plans by the Manhattan-based activist hedge fund Saba Capital to take over the its and five other boards.

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