Asset Management

BlackRock, Vanguard could see voting power curbed as lawmakers line up new rules

Expected GOP bill would require large money managers to give passive fund investors a way to vote proxies

A group of Republican senators is looking to curtail the power that big asset managers such as BlackRock and Vanguard have over public companies.

In legislation introduced 18 May, Senator Dan Sullivan calls for voting choice to be made available to individual investors in passive funds when money managers own more than 1% of a company’s voting securities.

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