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May 28, 2026
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Pension funds more likely to back shareholder-led votes, new research reveals
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Pension funds more likely to back shareholder-led votes, new research reveals
JEFFREY JONES
ESG AND SUSTAINABLE FINANCE REPORTER
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PUBLISHED MAY 27, 2026
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Pension funds and other asset owners are far more likely to back shareholder-led resolutions than asset managers, according to new research that shows voting results at corporate annual meetings often fail to reflect investors’ objectives on climate, diversity and human rights.
Internationally, as…
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