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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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Pension fund members and endowment holders do not have the right to vote at annual meetings but they can raise concerns about companies held on their behalf with trustees and fund managers. Few, however, take the time to find out how their money is being invested.
The structure in they can raise concerns about companies held on their behalf with trustees and fund managers (1)
is strange for me.
1/Why they can raise concerns about companies
but not they can raise concerns for companies ?
2/Is the subject of held companies ?If not, what is the subject of held?
3/ Is held with in this context mean agree?
4/I dont understand (1). Please interpret (1).
Quoc
The structure in they can raise concerns about companies held on their behalf with trustees and fund managers (1)
is strange for me.
1/Why they can raise concerns about companies
but not they can raise concerns for companies ?
2/Is the subject of held companies ?If not, what is the subject of held?
3/ Is held with in this context mean agree?
4/I dont understand (1). Please interpret (1).
Quoc
Top answer
1) Such people can make observations, but can't vote. 2) Companies held, companies in which you own stock/shares.
- 1) Such people can make observations, but can't vote.
- 2) Companies held, companies in which you own stock/shares.
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1) Such people can make observations, but can't vote.
2) Companies held, companies in which you own stock/shares.
2) Companies held, companies in which you own stock/shares.
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