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Who controls the voting rights to the shares purchased through these investments?
by mitthrowaway2 2y ago
Who controls the voting rights to the shares purchased through these investments?
- taway789aaa6 2y agoGreat question! Keep in mind that ETFs in general are designed to NOT give you the rights to the underlying shares, or to vote as a shareholder. An ETF is a derivative, not an asset unto itself. It sounds like this product is mainly to allow people to invest in ETFs not into single tickers?
- makrmark 2y agoYou have the ability to vote as the underlying shares for your direct index on Double are all purchased in your name.
- mitthrowaway2 2y agoThat's great news! Thanks for the answer!