Blackrock New York Municipal Income Trust DEF 14A proxy statements

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust is urging shareholders to contact its service provider, Georgeson LLC, regarding an important matter before an upcoming meeting.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust urges shareholders to vote on a proposed fund combination expected to increase after-tax yield and reduce expenses.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust and related funds have revised the voting requirements for proposed mergers involving the issuance of acquiring fund common shares.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust is urging shareholders to contact its solicitor, Georgeson LLC, regarding an important investment matter before October 15, 2025.

BlackRock seeks shareholder approval to combine three municipal income funds, aiming for lower expenses and enhanced trading.

BlackRock proposes merging two New York municipal bond funds, MHN and BNY, into MYN to achieve economies of scale and operational efficiencies, subject to shareholder approval.

BlackRock proposes merging three New York municipal bond funds—MHN, BNY, and MYN—into a single, larger fund to achieve economies of scale and operational efficiencies.

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 New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY) is urging shareholders to vote on the Board's Class II Board Member Nominees before the upcoming annual meeting on July 16.

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

BlackRock is urging shareholders of BNY and BSTZ to vote for their board nominees, claiming Saba Capital is attempting to drown out the voices of individual investors.

BlackRock is urging shareholders of BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY) to vote for its board nominees, highlighting increased distributions, improved discount, and strong shareholder returns, while cautioning against Saba Capital's self-interested actions.

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.

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

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote for incumbent board members to prevent a hedge fund takeover of the BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY).

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 contested closed-end funds, emphasizing its strong performance and experienced management team.

BlackRock secures recommendations from Glass Lewis and ISS supporting its board nominees and opposing Saba Capital's proposals to terminate BlackRock as investment advisor for certain funds.

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

BlackRock is urging shareholders to reject Saba Capital's nominees for the boards of several of its closed-end funds, citing conflicts of interest and a history of destructive actions.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote for its nominees to protect the fund's performance and income against what it characterizes as Saba's self-serving actions.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust is urging shareholders to vote for its board nominees, highlighting their experience and the fund's recent performance, while cautioning against Saba Capital's 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 is actively defending its closed-end fund governance practices and shareholder value enhancement efforts against demands from activist investor Saba Capital.

BlackRock is urging shareholders of its Closed-End Funds (CEFs) to vote FOR BlackRock's board nominees and AGAINST a proposal by Sabas, emphasizing the board's commitment to protecting all investors and prioritizing steady income.

BlackRock urges shareholders of the BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY) to vote for its board nominees amidst a proxy fight initiated by Saba Capital Management, emphasizing recent performance improvements and discount narrowing.

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

BlackRock is urging shareholders to vote for its board nominees and against proposals from Saba Capital Management that seek to alter the fund's strategy.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY) has implemented a voluntary management fee waiver to benefit shareholders and is urging them to vote against Saba Capital Management's nominees at the upcoming annual meeting.

BlackRock is actively defending its closed-end funds against activist hedge fund Saba Capital Management, accusing them of prioritizing short-term profits over long-term shareholder value.