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SEC round table discusses shift in who pays for proxy-voting services

Pensions & Investments Dec 5 2013 BoardBlogs

Money managers might need to charge clients for proxy voting to help finance the expense of that service, Michelle Edkins, managing director and global head of corporate governance and responsible investment, BlackRock (BLK), said Thursday at the SEC's ...
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