A dispute over control of a $580 million credit fund has escalated into a public proxy-fight, with one side alleging poor performance and the other accusing a “cash grab.” The confrontation centers on competing claims ahead of a proxy vote later this month, likely adding governance and execution risk perception around who will run the fund.
A dispute over control of a $580 million credit fund has escalated into a public proxy-fight, with one side alleging poor performance and the other accusing a “cash grab.” The confrontation centers on competing claims ahead of a proxy vote later this month, likely adding governance and execution risk perception around who will run the fund.
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