Shareholder Rights ETFs can be evaluated across six metrics: Negative Director Votes, Ownership and Control Flag, One Share One Vote, No Annual Director Elections, Does Not Use Majority Voting, and Significant Votes Against Pay Practices. Negative Director Votes is calculated as the percentage of a portfolio’s market value exposed to companies facing significant negative director votes. Ownership and Control Flag is calculated as the percentage of a portfolio’s market value exposed to companies ranking “below average” relative to their global peers on MSCI’s assessment of ownership structure and risks. One Share One Vote is calculated as the percentage of a portfolio’s market value exposed to companies flagged for limitations on voting rights including multiple equity classes with different voting rights, or voting rights limited by shares held, residency, duration or minimum holding period. No Annual Direction Elections is calculated as the percentage of a portfolio’s market value exposed to companies where not all directors stand for annual re-election. Does Not Use Majority Voting is calculated as the percentage of a portfolio’s market value exposed to companies that have not adopted majority voting in the election of directors. Significant Votes Against Pay Practices is calculated as the percentage of a portfolio’s market value exposed to companies facing significant votes against pay practices.
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