IMA responds to scrapping of 'one share, one vote' reforms

The Investment Management Association, which represents UK fund managers, has responded with disappointment to the European Union's internal market commissioner Charlie McCreevy's decision to scrap the controversial "one share, one vote" reform proposals.

The IMA, which represents fund managers with about £3 trillion (€4.3 trillion) in assets under management, has been the strongest supporter of the proposals, which were opened to public consultation last year.

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