Baillie Gifford's Edinburgh Worldwide questions Saba over liquidity and private markets capabilities

Vote due 14 February

Linus Uhlig
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The chair of Edinbugh Worldwide investment trust (EWI) questioned US activist hedge fund Saba Capital about its ability to provide liquidity to shareholders and to handle private assets, should it be successful in its attempt to oust the EWI board at the upcoming general meeting in February.

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