Proxy advisers continue to side against Saba ahead of further general meetings

Boaz Weinstein slams Baillie Gifford

Linus Uhlig
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Proxy voting advisers have continued their efforts to urge shareholders of the seven trusts targeted by Saba Capital to vote against the proposed changes from US activist hedge fund at their upcoming general meetings.

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