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Glass Lewis is ending its standardized proxy voting benchmark by 2027, adopting a customized model to better align with diverse investor philosophies.
Glass Lewis will end its standardized proxy voting benchmark by 2027, shifting to a customized model that offers clients multiple voting perspectives tailored to their investment philosophies.
The change, driven by evolving investor demands and technology, aims to provide more nuanced guidance on governance, executive pay, and strategy.
Unlike rival ISS, which maintains its benchmark policy, Glass Lewis’s move may increase voting unpredictability, requiring companies to engage more deeply with a broader range of investors.
The transition, spanning two years, emphasizes personalized stewardship and could reshape shareholder engagement ahead of the 2027 proxy season.
Glass Lewis está poniendo fin a su referencia estandarizada de votación por representación para 2027, adoptando un modelo personalizado para alinearse mejor con diversas filosofías de los inversores.