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Do Index Funds Monitor? Revisited

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By Todd Gormley, Hwanki Brian Kim, Dan W. PUCHNIAK, Michael D. Wittry
| ecgi.global
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Index Funds Get a Bad Rap - Why That’s Wrong

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By Todd Gormley, Hwanki Brian Kim
| ecgi.global
Index funds have revolutionized investing. Once a niche strategy, indexing now dominates Wall Street, with giants like Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street—the “Big Three”—holding significant stakes in most large U.S. corporations. Understandably, that’s made a lot of people nervous. A big question looms over this new reality: Do index funds actually monitor the companies they own? A highly cited study by Heath, Macciocchi, Michaely, and Ringgenberg (2022)—let’s just call them HMMR—says no.
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