The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed targeted changes to the listing regime for closed-ended investment companies, seeking to address governance issues highlighted by activist campaigns led by US hedge fund Saba Capital, according to a report by the Financial Times
The consultation, launched on Friday, follows Saba’s successful efforts earlier this year to gain control of the boards of two London-listed investment trusts after building significant minority stakes and arguing...
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