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Roberto Gaetano Mazzeo filed an initial Form 3 reporting his relationship to BNY Mellon Municipal Bond Infrastructure Fund, Inc. (Ticker: DMB) following an event on 06/15/2024. He is identified as an Officer with the title Assistant Treasurer. The filing shows zero common shares beneficially owned and no derivative securities reported, providing a clear disclosure of current lack of equity holdings in the issuer.
BNY Mellon Municipal Bond Infrastructure Fund, Inc. ("DMB") will hold its 2025 virtual Annual Meeting on 12 Sep 2025. Stockholders of record as of 25 Jun 2025 will vote on three items:
- Proposal 1: Elect Class II directors J. Charles Cardona, Nathan Leventhal (RVMTP designee) and Robin A. Melvin for three-year terms. The Board’s Nominating Committee unanimously nominated all three.
- Proposal 2: A non-binding activist proposal from Saba Capital Master Fund to declassify the Board, thereby making all directors subject to annual election.
- Proposal 3: Other business that may properly arise.
The Board recommends “FOR” its nominees and “AGAINST” de-classification, arguing a staggered Board supports independence, continuity and long-term focus. Implementing Proposal 2 would require a separate charter amendment approved by at least 75 % of outstanding shares.
Fund capital structure as of 25 Jun 2025: 18,405,972.803 common shares and 750 RVMTP shares outstanding. Election of Cardona and Melvin will be by combined common and RVMTP vote; Leventhal will be elected solely by RVMTP holders. Quorum is a majority of outstanding shares, and virtual attendance counts as in-person for quorum purposes.
Audit Committee reappointed Ernst & Young LLP; FY24/FY25 audit fees were $38,931 and $39,710, respectively.