Of course it is, if it can. This is a consequence of putting an investment vehicle in charge of what it's investing in. The only alternative is having the investment vehicle potentially own a company and not get to control it, I suppose because it's an investment vehicle and not capable of directing a company appropriately.

Which makes sense to ME, but you can be sure your investment vehicle is actively directing everything you're investing in, towards whatever benefits the short-term value of whatever you think you're helping.

Possibly excepting certain arrogant companies like I dunno, Amazon, Uber: stuff that is essentially ungovernable, especially when you can't get controlling interest of the thing.