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Not refuting your assertion, but the concentration of power in tracking funds is a looming problem. The FT did a bit on it last week. Here's something similar f
by ljcn 8y ago
Not refuting your assertion, but the concentration of power in tracking funds is a looming problem. The FT did a bit on it last week. Here's something similar from the motley fool:
https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/12/01/vanguards-founder-warns-that-index-funds-could-bec.aspx https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/12/01/vanguards-founder-...
- yourapostasy 8y agoOnly a looming governance problem, but not in any way a financial performance problem. Only the latter will trigger any real reaction from the markets, and Bogle thinks that won't likely happen until 70% of market under passive indexing at a minimum. Governance concerns are not structural and addressable when it reaches a critical mass. I wouldn't be overly concerned, just put in a word when someone starts to lobby for regulation requiring delegating voting power back to index investors, and fund managers having to vote the preponderance of pro-rata voted shares.