IAE Voya Asia Pacific High Dividend Equity Income Fund Insider Trading

Saba Capital Management bought 100 shares of IAE at $6.55 on 2025-05-20, third purchase in four days.

Saba Capital Management, a 10% owner, purchased 100 shares of Voya Asia Pacific High Dividend Equity Income Fund (IAE) at $6.55 on 2025-05-20, adding to three consecutive days of buys (2025-05-13, 2025-05-14, 2025-05-15). The current price of $6.62 sits near the transaction price, and IAE is up 11.4% over the past 30 days and 4.2% over 90 days. However, the 100-share increment represents a minimal 0.0% increase to the 1.82M-share position, and prior same-ticker trades remain too recent to show measurable outcomes. The cross-ticker track record shows 16 prior buys to 4 prior sells, though timing outcomes cannot yet be assessed for the current or immediately preceding IAE transactions.

Saba Capital Management bought 23,036 shares of IAE at $6.55 on 2025-05-15, raising holding to 1,807,205 shares.

Saba Capital Management, a 10% owner, purchased 23,036 shares at $6.55 as part of a pattern of consecutive buys at IAE spanning May 12–15, with three distinct prior trades at this same ticker not yet having measurable 90-day outcomes. The purchase price of $6.55 is 1.1% below the current price of $6.62 and 4.6% below the 52-week high of $6.86. Over a 30-day horizon, the fund's shares have appreciated 12.2%, and over 90 days they have gained 5.2%. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 15 prior buys and 5 prior sells, but the timing assessment is not yet possible for the IAE trades themselves. The transaction represents a modest 1.3% increase to the holder's position in the fund, extending a recent acquisition sequence rather than signaling a major portfolio shift.

Saba Capital (10% owner) buys 27,653 shares at blended avg $6.45 in 2 transactions; holdings now 1.78M shares (+1.6%)

Saba Capital Management, L.P. executed 2 separate purchases totaling 27,653 shares for $178,353.51 at a blended average price of $6.45, increasing its stake in IAE to 1,784,169 shares (a +1.6% increase from pre-transaction holdings of 1,756,516 shares). The current market price of $6.57 sits modestly above the blended transaction price, and the stock is trading 4.2% below its 52-week high of $6.86. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 14 prior buys and 6 prior sells, but the same-ticker history at IAE reflects only recent transactions (3 prior trades within the past several days) with outcomes not yet measurable at the 90-day level. This represents a modest accumulation in the fund by a significant stakeholder.

Saba Capital bought 12,077 shares of Voya Asia Pacific High Dividend Equity Income Fund (IAE) at $6.41 on 2025-05-12 for $77,413.57.

Saba Capital Management, a 10% owner, purchased 12,077 shares at $6.41, increasing holdings from 1,744,439 to 1,756,516 shares. The transaction represents a modest +0.7% increase to the position. The stock has since appreciated 10.1% over 30 days and now trades at $6.45, currently 6.0% below its 52-week high of $6.86. Cross-ticker track record shows 14 prior buys against 6 prior sells. At this specific ticker (IAE), prior measurable outcomes are not yet available. The purchase follows a sequence of near-dated buy activity at IAE (transactions on 2025-05-09 and 2025-05-13) but outcomes remain insufficient for pattern assessment.

Saba Capital (10% owner) buys 678 shares of IAE at $6.29; stock now $6.43, up 9.7% in 30 days.

Saba Capital purchased 678 shares of Voya Asia Pacific High Dividend Equity Income Fund at $6.29 on 2025-05-09, expanding holdings to 1,744,439 shares. The purchase adds a minor 0.0% to existing holdings and represents a small absolute transaction at $4,264.62 total value. The stock has appreciated 9.7% over the 30 days since this purchase and currently trades at $6.43, above the transaction price. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 13 prior buys against 7 prior sells, and this represents the second purchase at IAE within days (a follow-up buy occurred 2025-05-12), though outcome measurement for that subsequent trade remains incomplete. The modest transaction size and marginal portfolio impact limit the significance of this individual filing.