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Glass Lewis backs DMB incumbents; governance stability supports NAV discount narrowing

Aug 19, 2026, 4:11 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Governance stability reduces risk of disruptive changes; discount-to-NAV compression momentum can lift near-term price, a pattern seen in closed-end funds when investors favor stable boards.

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Glass Lewis recommended that DMB stockholders vote for the fund's three incumbent board nominees, signaling governance stability as the August 27, 2026 meeting approaches. The fund has outperformed the Bloomberg U.S. Municipal Bond Index on NAV in six of the past ten years and has narrowed its discount to NAV by about 50% since year-end 2024, supporting a modest near-term price tailwind.

Glass Lewis backs DMB incumbents. Dissident nominee rejected.
DMB NAV outperformed Bloomberg U.S. Municipal Bond Index six of ten years.
NAV discount narrowed about 50% since 2024 year-end.
Annual meeting set for Aug 27, 2026; vote on WHITE proxy card.
BNY Investments oversees $2.2T AUM as of 6/30/2026.

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