Glass Lewis, a major proxy advisory firm, announced it will stop offering its standard benchmark proxy voting guidelines in 2027, transitioning clients to differentiated, client-specific voting frameworks reflecting individual investment philosophies and stewardship priorities. Partners Raquel Fox, Marc Gerber and Elizabeth Gonzalez-Sussman discuss what companies should know as the proxy voting landscape becomes increasingly fragmented.
Glass Lewis To End Benchmark Proxy Voting Policy: What Companies Should Know
Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance