Asset managers need to give pension funds more say on how their votes should be cast at annual general meetings (AGMs), the pensions and financial inclusion minister says.
In a letter to 44 asset managers, Guy Opperman said asset managers should allow investors in pooled funds to make expressions of wishes regarding their voting preferences. They should also sign ...
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