Public Funds Disclose Voting Records for the First Time as "Active Shareholders"

MetaMuskRat · 2026-03-21T00:12:29+00:00

The People's Financial News reported on March 21 that, under guidance from regulatory departments, public funds are clarifying their positioning as "active shareholders." On March 20, Wanjia Fund was the first to disclose its 2025 proxy voting situations, casting opposing votes on certain proposals from some companies. According to relevant regulations, increasingly more fund companies will disclose such information before the end of April. In the view of industry insiders, this marks public funds entering a new phase of responsible investing. (Shanghai Securities News)

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2026-03-21 00:12:29

People’s Financial News, March 21 — Under regulatory guidance, public funds are clarifying their role as “active shareholders.” On March 20, Wanjia Fund was the first to disclose its voting rights exercised externally for 2025, voting against some proposals from certain companies. According to regulations, more fund companies will disclose similar information by the end of April. Industry insiders believe this marks a new stage of responsible investing for public funds. (Shanghai Securities Journal)

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