Saba shows no signs of stopping despite Herald defeat as 'the battle is still far from over'

Six more trusts to vote

Linus Uhlig
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Manhattan-based activist hedge fund Saba Capital said it “remains committed to putting shareholders’ interests first” and “ultimately rehabilitating” a “broken” UK investment trust sector, despite two thirds of Herald investment trust (HRI) shareholders' votes cast against all eight of its resolutions.

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