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Proxy Voting Outcomes: By the Numbers

corpgov.law.harvard.edu Jul 24 2019 BoardBlogs

Index funds have democratized access to diversified investment for millions of savers who are investing for long-term goals, like retirement. The popularity of index funds has, however, drawn critics who claim that index fund managers may wield outsized influence over corporations due to the size of their shareholdings in public companies...
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