SABA Vs. BRW: I Like Them Both, But Prefer SABA Now

Saba Capital Income & Opportunities Fund II and BRW remain separate after a called-off merger, each offering distinct fee structures and investment profiles. SABA's net assets-based fee structure shields shareholders from fee inflation when leverage is used, while BRW's managed assets fee penalizes leverage. BRW currently delivers a higher distribution yield and discount alpha, but SABA's lower expenses and higher discount provide a more shareholder-friendly edge.