For instance, in FY22, the mutual funds’ proportion of votes against resolutions put forth by the companies was 4.85%, the highest in over a decade, according to data compiled by primemfdatabase.com. In the period between April and June of 2022, their proportion of voting against was 5.87%. In FY21, 2.97% of votes were against compared to 3.83% in FY20.
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