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BlackRock and Vanguard raise voices in debate over their impact on competition

The firms aim to get in front of unresolved dispute on whether consumers are hurt by dominant investors’ holdings of competing firms

The biggest US money managers are working to convince Washington that they don’t harm competition among corporations as a debate about their sway has caught the attention of regulators.

BlackRock and Vanguard have been getting in front of officials and disseminating research in an effort to quash concerns that large institutions’ holdings of multiple companies in a single sector hurts competition.

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