Gen Z Investors Urged to Vote in Corporate Resolutions

Shareholder voting is important for making big decisions in companies, like choosing board members or approving mergers.

SEBI, the market regulator in India, has made it mandatory for mutual funds to vote on all resolutions.

Big institutions like LIC are voting more, but retail investors, especially younger ones, are not participating much.

This is a problem because retail investors own a big part of companies.

SEBI has made voting easier with apps that give advice, but many still don't vote.

Experts say if more people vote, companies will have to follow better rules.

Right now, 40% of investors are under 30, so it's time for Gen Z to wake up and vote.