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No. Fund shareholders do not get a proxy vote in the underlying stocks. Not with Vanguard or most large funds anyway. The fund votes. And the fund managers and
by countingteeth 10y ago
No. Fund shareholders do not get a proxy vote in the underlying stocks. Not with Vanguard or most large funds anyway. The fund votes. And the fund managers and analysts will have a lot more resources and information on their holdings than fund shareholders.
That being said, there are all sorts of problems with the incentives here.
- Ericson2314 10y agoOh the link above mentioned proxy votes, but to be honest I only skimmed it. Yes what you say does sound worrisome.