Blackrock New York Municipal Income Trust DEF 14A proxy statements

BlackRock defends its actions regarding shareholder access and board nominations at the New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY) amid a proxy fight.

BlackRock is actively campaigning against activist hedge fund Saba Capital, which is seeking to disrupt several BlackRock-managed closed-end funds.

BlackRock is urging shareholders of the New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY) to vote for its board nominees to protect the fund's income and performance against activist hedge fund Saba Capital's proposed changes.

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

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust expresses disappointment over arbitrage investors attempting to manipulate closed-end funds for short-term gains at the expense of long-term retail shareholders.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust urges shareholders to vote for its nominees amidst a proxy battle with Saba Capital, who is attempting to install its own nominees.

BlackRock urges shareholders to vote using the WHITE proxy card to support the current board nominees against activist hedge fund Saba Capital's attempt to install its own board members.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust amends its proxy statement to include details of a standstill agreement entered into with Karpus Management, Inc.

BlackRock accuses Saba Capital of prioritizing short-term gains over the interests of long-term shareholders in closed-end funds.

BlackRock urges shareholders of the New York Municipal Income Trust (BNY) to vote for its board nominees in the face of an activist challenge from Saba Capital Management, emphasizing the fund's strong performance and BlackRock's expertise in municipal bond investing.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust urges shareholders to vote for its Board Nominees amidst a proxy contest initiated by Saba Capital Management.

Saba Capital is soliciting proxies to elect its nominees to the board of BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust, aiming to address the fund's trading discount and corporate governance issues.

BlackRock New York Municipal Income Trust urges shareholders to vote on the WHITE proxy card to protect their investment against an activist hedge fund's attempt to influence the board.