BlackRock Advisors LLC must consider outside board nominees for several of its closed-end funds after a Delaware judge found that Boaz Weinstein’s Saba Capital Master Fund didn’t miss a filing deadline for a slate it proposed.
Votes for Saba’s proposed directors must be counted at BlackRock’s July 8 annual meeting, Delaware Chancery Judge Morgan Zurn ruled June 27. BlackRock had threatened to invalidate votes for Saba’s candidates because Saba hadn’t returned a questionnaire on time.
Weinstein sued BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust and two other BlackRock entities this month to challenge bylaws that make it easier for uncontested board incumbents ...
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