(Bloomberg) -- Activist hedge fund manager Boaz Weinstein’s campaign against seven UK investment trusts has resulted in a series of very public defeats. Privately, it could yet net handsome returns.

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Boaz Weinstein's audacious raid on the City's sleepy £267 billion investment trust sector has rattled the Square Mile. But his aggression is in character. He is known on Wall Street for his love ...

The news comes despite the hedge fund’s CEO, Boaz Weinstein, previously claiming that the hedge fund was attempting to put money into the UK as part of its failed campaign to take over ...

American raider Boaz Weinstein is 'selfish and wasteful' and should give up his attacks on British investment trusts, a leading campaigner for private shareholders said this weekend. Weinstein's ...

Britain's investment trust sector needs to work harder on narrowing its discount gap to avoid potentially hostile takeovers, a group of leading fund managers have warned.

The hedge fund, led by founder Boaz Weinstein, had built up big stakes in the seven trusts: Baillie Gifford US Growth, Keystone Positive Change, Edinburgh Worldwide, Herald, European Smaller ...

The saying goes that it's darkest before the dawn. And for investors in renewable energy and infrastructure trusts, the past two or three years have been gloomy to say the least.