New Germany Fund Continuing On Path To Open-end (CEF: GF)
Phillip Goldstein has filed that he has nominated a slate of directors for election at the next shareholders' meeting of the New Germany Fund (GF), and also that his Bulldog Investors has joined with the Karpus Group to solicit proxies for their proposal to open-end the fund. Together they own over 14% of the fund’s outstanding shares. In addition, if the current board determines that his director nominees are not “qualified
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