Hawaiian Tax-Free Trust recently filed its N-PX form with the Securities and Exchange Commission, indicating the company’s engagement with proxy voting matters for the period ending June 30, 2021. N-PX forms are submitted by registered management investment companies to disclose how they voted on behalf of their shareholders during corporate proxy votes. The filing’s significance lies in providing transparency to investors regarding the company’s voting decisions on various issues, such as executive compensation, board member elections, and other corporate governance matters.
Hawaiian Tax-Free Trust is an investment company that focuses on providing tax-exempt income for its shareholders by investing in municipal bonds issued by the state of Hawaii. The trust aims to offer investors a source of income that is free from federal and state income taxes. For more information about Hawaiian Tax-Free Trust and its investment objectives, interested parties can visit the company’s website at https://www.nb.com/en/us/individual/products/closed-end-funds/hawaiian-tax-free-trust.
The N-PX filing by Hawaiian Tax-Free Trust is a standard regulatory requirement for management investment companies, providing transparency into the company’s proxy voting activities. Investors and stakeholders can review the filing to understand the company’s approach to corporate governance and how it represents shareholder interests through its voting decisions on various proxy matters.
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