One hopes Fidelity is a constructive long term investor.
But do managers based overseas in (say) Hong Kong or UK (to whom any local staff in Oz would report) understand how many Australians, including heaps of BGA investors, are conservative in their investment strategies, life outlook and politically as well?
I don't want these funds like Fidelity suddenly banging on at an AGM about European/UK panics about 'climate change' when mainland communist China is one of the biggest emitters and Australia by comparison a mere pinprick.
Nor do I want these foreign investment funds indirectly lecturing our Prime Minister through a speech at a local company like BGA's AGM about some need to 'repair relations with mainland China'. Appeasement didn't do the UK much good in the 1930s!
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