Blackrock Capital Allocation Term Trust DEF 14A proxy statements

BlackRock's closed-end funds are holding a joint virtual annual meeting on July 22, 2026, to elect nominees to their Boards of Directors/Trustees.

BlackRock Closed-End Funds will hold a virtual joint annual meeting of shareholders on July 11, 2025, to vote on the election of board nominees.

BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust urges shareholders to vote in favor of its board nominees and against Saba Capital's proposal to terminate BlackRock as investment manager at the upcoming annual meeting.

Glass Lewis recommends shareholders vote for BlackRock's board nominees and against Saba Capital's proposals to terminate BlackRock as investment adviser for ten closed-end funds.

BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust files a definitive proxy statement with the SEC.

Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) recommends shareholders vote against Saba Capital Management's proposals to terminate BlackRock as investment adviser for multiple closed-end funds and supports BlackRock's board nominees.

BlackRock is urging shareholders of BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust (BCAT) to vote against a takeover attempt by Saba Capital Management, emphasizing BCAT's strong performance and shareholder value initiatives.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote against Saba Capital's proposals to install its own nominees and terminate BlackRock's management of certain closed-end funds.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote for its board nominees and against Saba Capital's proposals in a proxy battle over several BlackRock closed-end funds (CEFs).

BlackRock is encouraging shareholders of ten of its closed-end funds to vote in upcoming shareholder votes, emphasizing the importance of using the correct voting instruction form.

BlackRock is actively defending its closed-end funds (CEFs) against a proxy challenge from Saba Capital Management, emphasizing the funds' value proposition for shareholders and the qualifications of its current board.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote against Saba Capital's proposal to terminate the investment management agreement for BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust (BCAT), highlighting BCAT's outperformance and value creation.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote in favor of its board nominees, highlighting its track record of value creation and distribution growth, while warning against Saba Capital's attempt to install its own nominees.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote against Saba Capital's proposals to install its own nominees and terminate BlackRock's investment management agreements for certain closed-end funds.

BlackRock funds are actively defending against Saba Capital's activist campaign, emphasizing rejected settlement proposals and the funds' corporate governance practices.

BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust urges shareholders to vote for its board nominees and against a proposal by Sabas, emphasizing the board's commitment to protecting shareholder interests and prioritizing steady income.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote against Saba Capital's proposal to terminate BlackRock's investment management agreement for the BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust (BCAT).

BlackRock is actively defending its closed-end funds against activist investor Saba Capital Management, emphasizing the funds' value proposition, strong performance, and commitment to shareholder interests.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote for its board nominees and against Saba Capital's proposals to change fund strategies and terminate BlackRock as investment advisor for certain closed-end funds.

BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust urges shareholders to vote against Saba Capital's proposal to replace the board and terminate BlackRock as the fund's manager, emphasizing a recent distribution rate increase to 20% of net asset value.

BlackRock is actively defending its closed-end funds against proxy contests initiated by Saba Capital Management, asserting that Saba's actions prioritize short-term profits over long-term shareholder value.

BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust amends its proxy statement to reflect a court decision impacting the applicability of the Maryland Control Share Acquisition Act to the Trust's upcoming shareholder meetings.

BlackRock addresses misleading claims regarding non-votes and shareholder access in its closed-end funds.

BlackRock initiates a public campaign to counter activist hedge fund Saba Capital's attempts to disrupt its closed-end funds.

Saba Capital Management is attempting to install its own board nominees and terminate BlackRock as the manager of BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust (BCAT) at the upcoming annual meeting.

BlackRock is urging shareholders to vote against proposals from Saba Capital Management that seek to replace board members and terminate investment management agreements for several BlackRock closed-end funds.

BlackRock expresses disappointment as arbitrage investors attempt to manipulate closed-end funds for short-term gains at the expense of long-term retail shareholders.

BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust urges shareholders to vote against Saba Capital's nominees and proposal to terminate BlackRock as investment advisor.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote using the WHITE proxy card to support its board nominees and reject Saba Capital's proposal to terminate BlackRock as the investment advisor.

BlackRock Capital Allocation Term Trust amends its proxy statement to include a standstill agreement with Karpus Management, which involves a discount management program with potential tender offers.