I attended the extraordinary General Meeting of Dunedin Enterprise Investment Trust (DNE) today (8/11/2012) in London which was called to approve the proposed Tender Offer and a New Performance Fee for the fund manager (Dunedin Capital Partners Ltd). ShareSoc opposed that performance fee in a press release (see www.sharesoc.org/ShareSoc_Press039_Dunedin_Enterprise.pdf ) and recommended shareholders vote against it. In summary we could not see why a performance fee should be paid which was effectively compensating the manager for the downsizing of the fund as a result of exiting third party funds. The change of investment policy and return of cash to shareholders had of course been decided upon by the board and approved by shareholders. I was the only ordinary shareholder present (not unexpectedly as people tend not to bother
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