In response to
"You could create a whole bunch of non voting shares like some companies do but then you're making them less attractive on the market -- (edited)"
by
Reagen
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Another fun thing that probably nobody pays attention to, funds are required annually to disclose their proxy voting activity on Form N-PX -- (edited)
Posted by
znufrii
Dec 2 '20, 06:13
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So at least if you wanted to, you can see how your funds actually voted their shares in a particular company. Not that you’d have much of a choice of alternatives in the index fund space, really.
I think there’s also some regulatory guidance or rule making on the way regarding proxy advisory firms like ISS, but I’m not 100% sure what it’s expected to look like.
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