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    Herald investors vote against Boaz Weinstein's revamp plan

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 22, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    Image depicting shareholders at Herald Investment Trust voting against Boaz Weinstein's revamp plan, highlighting resistance to changes in the UK trust sector.
    Shareholders voting against Boaz Weinstein's revamp plan at Herald Investment Trust - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Herald Investment Trust shareholders reject Boaz Weinstein's board overhaul plan, impacting the UK's trust sector and Saba Capital's campaign.

    Herald Trust Shareholders Oppose Boaz Weinstein's Revamp

    LONDON (Reuters) - Shareholders in Herald Investment Trust on Wednesday rejected a campaign by U.S. activist investor Saba Capital to overhaul its board, in a blow to founder Boaz Weinstein's wider push to shake-up the UK's 269 billion pound ($333 billion) trust sector.

    ($1 = 0.8087 pounds)

    (Reporting by Iain Withers, editing by Sinead Cruise)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Herald Investment Trust shareholders reject board overhaul.
    • •Boaz Weinstein's plan to shake-up UK trust sector faces setback.
    • •Saba Capital's campaign for change is unsuccessful.
    • •The decision impacts the UK's £269 billion trust sector.
    • •Boaz Weinstein's broader strategy encounters resistance.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Herald investors vote against Boaz Weinstein's revamp plan

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the rejection of Boaz Weinstein's plan to overhaul the board of Herald Investment Trust by its shareholders.

    2Who is Boaz Weinstein?

    Boaz Weinstein is the founder of Saba Capital, a U.S. activist investor firm pushing for changes in the UK trust sector.

    3What is the impact of the vote?

    The vote is a setback for Boaz Weinstein's efforts to reform the UK's £269 billion trust sector.

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