Saba loses Keystone and Baillie Gifford US Growth votes
Non-Saba shareholders almost unanimously voted against the proposals at each investment trust
Non-Saba shareholders almost unanimously voted against the proposals at each investment trust
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New fee arrangement ‘better reflects current market conditions and investor sentiment’
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Amendments to company law would require platforms to opt in investors automatically to receive company information and voting rights
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Liquidators would begin returning cash to shareholders in March
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Aurora and Artemis Alpha’s £260.9m merger was the last in a record-high year for M&A deals in 2024
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Outside of Saba’s shares, only 0.15% of the votes cast were in favour of Saba’s proposals to replace the trust’s board
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Trusts managed by BlackRock have been assured by Saba that it would not oust and replace their boards
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Saba could be breaking the FCA’s rules around board independence, according to Edison
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Saba CEO confirmed the hedge fund would seek to merge trusts into a single vehicle and invest back into UK assets
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£71.4m decrease in the fair value of its investment properties over the 2023 financial year
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Independent proxy adviser said Saba has ‘not presented a compelling case for change’
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Board had proposed rolling the trust into the open-ended Baillie Gifford Positive Change fund
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