Saba defends its own track record against ‘baseless’ Herald attacks
The New York-based firm’s head Boaz Weinstein says it is also ‘absurd’ to suggest that Saba is seeking a fire sale of assets, given it is Herald's largest shareholder.
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The New York-based firm’s head Boaz Weinstein says it is also ‘absurd’ to suggest that Saba is seeking a fire sale of assets, given it is Herald's largest shareholder.
Following its announcement on Friday in which it questioned the validity of a requisition request that it had received from Saba Capital (click here t...
The boards of Baillie Gifford US Growth, Keystone Positive Change and Edinburgh Worldwide slam activist investor Saba's 'backdoor' takeover attempts and urge investors to vote against its proposals.
Following the receipt of a requisition request from Saba Capital Management, L.P. (click here to see our original coverage of this) Keystone Positive ...
Following the receipt of a requisition request from Saba Capital Management, L.P. (click here to see our original coverage of this) Baillie Gifford US...
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Following on from its previous announcements regarding the two lawsuits filed by VTB Bank in Russia claiming $81.3 million and $74.5 million against e...
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The board of the £740m Baillie Gifford-managed trust is set to gain some time after Saba's proposals are delayed by an ‘operational technicality’.
On 18 December 2024, Saba Capital Management, L.P. (“Saba”), wrote to the Board of Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust (the “Company”) with a requisi...
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Chair Andrew Joy warns investors that the US activist will destroy shareholder value if it wins control of the board and appoints itself as manager.
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