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Sharon Pope has been asked by the Chief Investment Officer to develop a firm-wide policy for proxy voting. Which of the following would NOT be acceptable to include in the policy statement?
A) Portfolio managers of active funds must vote in all proxies; portfolio managers of index funds should vote only when they have a definitive opinion.
B) Voting proxies may not be necessary in all instances.
C) The value of proxy voting must be maximized.
Your answer: A was correct!
Proxies for stocks in passively managed funds must also be voted. A cost-benefit analysis may show that voting all proxies may not benefit all clients.
I am sort of confused with proxy voting. I thought proxy voting is not a mandatory thing if you feel it is in the best interest of the beneficiary not to vote. So, why is it that in answer A it says "Portfolio managers of active funds MUST vote in all proxies; portfolio managers of index funds should vote only when they have a definitive opinion." And then in the answer it says"Proxies for stocks in passively managed funds MUSt also be voted.".
So, Active funds - Must vote,
Index funds - have a choice in voting
Passive funds - Must vote
What if you are managing a passive fund relative to an index? |
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