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Vanguard and BlackRock Plan To Get More Assertive With Their Investments

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Vanguard Group and BlackRock Inc., giant fund managers once known for quiet relationships with the companies in which they invest, say they are getting more assertive.

Vanguard is urging boards to be “substantially independent of management” and warns that it won’t sit idly by on corporate-governance issues, according to a letter from its chief executive sent to several hundred public companies over the past two days.

Meanwhile, BlackRock, in newly revised voting guidelines, signaled for the first time that it may oppose U.S. board members’ re-election over issues such as overly lengthy tenures and poor attendance even over short periods, or if it feels a board’s makeup is insufficiently diverse
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