| Directors | Say-on-Pay | Shareholder voting |
|---|---|---|
| Average support for directors was high. On average, directors received the support of 91.2% of the votes cast, with strong support by both retail (91.7%) and institutional (89.5%) investors. |
Support for Say-on-Pay was the highest in 4 years. Average support for Say-on-Pay proposals this past season was 87.7%, the highest since 2021. And fewer of them (only 96 out of 2,633) failed to attain majority support. |
Retail shareholders are speaking up As a group, retail investors voted 29.8% of the shares they owned in 2024, another incremental increase over the prior year. |
| Directors | Average support for directors was high. On average, directors received the support of 91.2% of the votes cast, with strong support by both retail (91.7%) and institutional (89.5%) investors. |
| Say-on-Pay | Support for Say-on-Pay was the highest in 4 years. Average support for Say-on-Pay proposals this past season was 87.7%, the highest since 2021. And fewer of them (only 96 out of 2,633) failed to attain majority support. |
| Shareholder voting | Retail shareholders are speaking up As a group, retail investors voted 29.8% of the shares they owned in 2024, another incremental increase over the prior year. |
E&S proposal support
Based on proposals that went to a vote (166), there were more environmental and social proposals this season than last. Overall support decreased to 21.2% of the votes on average this season from 25.5% the prior season, the lowest in at least 8 years.
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