As investor choice continues to grow so are concerns over transparency and control
Pass-through voting has moved from a niche governance concept to one of the most closely watched developments in the US proxy ecosystem. As asset managers, issuers, regulators and technology providers grapple with questions around voting power, accountability and investor participation, the conversation has moved beyond the mechanics of proxy voting itself.
At its core, pass-through voting seeks to give underlying investors a greater say in how shares held through pooled investment vehicles are voted. Supporters view it as a natural extension of shareholder democracy, while . . .
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