Herald shareholders overwhelmingly vote against all eight Saba proposals

First of the seven Saba meetings

Linus Uhlig
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Shareholders of Herald investment trust (HRI) have voted heavily against Saba Capital's eight proposed resolutions.

The vote came at at the first of seven general meetings requisitioned by Saba at a septet of UK investment trusts to vote on the changes put forward by the US activist hedge fund.  Just under two thirds (65.1%) of the total votes were cast against the requisitioned resolutions. The votes against totalled more than 26.4 million and represented a majority of the company's total voting rights, according to a London Stock Exchange notice. Almost all non-Saba shareholders (99.78%) voted against Saba's proposals, representing a "clear, complete and incontrovertible rebuttal" of Saba's resol...

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