Proxy Battle As voting gets started ahead of June shareholder meetings, both BlackRock and Saba are actively seeking to corral investors to their cause. BlackRock is sending out white proxy cards to individuals and paying about $1.7 million to advisory firm Georgeson to help solicit votes for the six funds, according to regulatory filings. Saba is sending out gold proxy cards. The hedge fund has launched a website to keep shareholders updated on its campaigns. Splashed across the top is "Fink about it," a reference to BlackRock Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink.