ESG and Proxy Voting on Corporate Lobbying
ESG and Proxy Voting on Corporate Lobbying
In the last three proxy years, shareholders have marched out 149 resolutions on corporate lobbying. Large investors want to scrutinize how corporate climate-change stances match up with their political spending.
This paper reveals the proxy-voting records of the top 10 U.S. asset managers. It focuses on resolutions that address transparency on climate-related lobbying and political activity.
With clear data, wealth and asset managers can analyze the ESG bona fides of the asset managers who vote on behalf of fund investors.
What's Inside:
What's Inside:
- Review the highlights from 149 shareholder resolutions on corporate lobbying and political activity.
- Analyze how the top 10 U.S. asset managers voted on ESG shareholder resolutions.
- Assess the stated reasons why asset management firms vote for or against political spending resolutions.