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The White House is exploring rules to limit proxy advisers and index fund managers' influence on shareholder votes.
The White House is considering new rules to limit the influence of proxy advisers and index-fund managers on shareholder voting, amid concerns over concentrated power.
Proposed changes include banning advisory firms from giving recommendations to paying clients or requiring index fund managers to follow client preferences.
The move follows criticism from CEOs like Elon Musk and Jamie Dimon, who say current practices favor activist agendas over long-term company health.
While no decisions have been made, the exploration signals a potential shift in corporate governance that could reshape how U.S. corporations are governed.
La Casa Blanca está explorando reglas para limitar la influencia de los asesores de poder y los administradores de fondos indexados en los votos de los accionistas.