Caldwell Investment Management Ltd., manager of Caldwell Mutual Funds, is asking unitholders to approve changes to Caldwell America Fund’s name and investment objectives. “The America fund has suffered the way many American funds have: it just can’t power through the strong Canadian dollar,” says Thomas Caldwell, chairman of Toronto-based Caldwell Investment Management. A unitholder meeting is scheduled for July 4. If unitholders approve the changes, the fund’s new name will be Caldwell Exchange Fund and its investment objectives will be changed to allow the fund to invest in stock and commodity exchanges worldwide, whether through the ownership of actual seats or equity in those exchanges. In addition, the fund will be able to invest in financial services companies, including banks and brokerages.