The Globe and Mail, 27 septembre 2010 - C'est ce que laisse entendre cet article du Globe and Mail (ici) qui, s'appuyant sur le rapport du Shareholder Association for Research & Education, constate que :
A la prochaine ...Canada’s mainstream mutual funds have had a reputation as the most passive of institutional investors, rarely publicly objecting to companies’ activities and seldom taking the lead to vote against unpopular proposals. But signs of activism are emerging in that conservative realm. Mutual funds are now outpacing the broader pack of shareholders in voting against management compensation proposals, and in supporting resolutions from activist investors, according to a new study to be released this week.
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