Proxy Voting
The process of voting on proxies, and the proxy voting policies upon which individuals and institutions cast their votes affect the outcomes of director elections as well as shareholder proposals.
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Institutions can use proxy voting guidelines to align shareholder votes with sustainability goals and ESG outcomes that serve their long-term interests.
ICCR report analyzes how major asset managers voted on key proposals, offering insights into how institutional votes align with long-term risk and ESG issues.
Proxy voting helps endowments act on corporate governance and ESG priorities while supporting long-term financial and sustainability goals.
Anyone with a 401(k) or other investments owns company shares and is, therefore, a shareholder. Proxy voting lets investors cast votes on company decisions to manage risks.
The site hosted by Broadridge explains proxy voting so shareholders understand their voting rights, how votes affect companies, and how to participate effectively.