Historically, retail investor voting is extremely low. But new digital platforms are tackling the challenge of collectivizing individual investor voice and channeling it to companies and fund providers. A platform called Civex aims to allow small investors to start their own interest groups to share voting insights. Jackie Cook
Civex is the fintech company founded to increase the participation of individual investors in proxy voting by hosting a community where individual investors, shareholder advocates, and publicly traded companies can engage and discuss issues including upcoming proxy votes. Civex is where people meet, discuss, take action, and have an impact with companies on issues that matter.
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