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The 7 pages that link to Proxy voting, each with the reason it gives.

• Shareholder activismRelated: Votes determine whether activist proposals and director nominees gain shareholder support.

• QuorumCompared with: Whether proxies count toward a quorum depends on the body’s governing rules.

• ShareholderRelated: Shareholders can delegate votes when they do not vote directly.

• Mutual fundRelated: Funds vote shares held for investors, concentrating influence over corporate governance.

• Investment fundRelated: Funds often vote shares on behalf of investors, influencing corporate governance.

• Pension fundRelated: Pension funds can use voting rights to influence companies they own.

• BlackRockRelated: BlackRock votes shares held by many funds on corporate matters.