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- JPMorgan Cuts All Ties With Proxy Advisers in Industry First
JPMorgan Chase’sJPM-2 28%decrease; red down pointing triangle asset-management unit is cutting all ties with proxy-advisory firms effective immediately, amping up the pressure on an industry
- JPMorgan Chase cuts ties with proxy advisory firms, WSJ reports
JPMorgan Chase's asset-management unit is cutting all ties with proxy advisory firms effective immediately, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing an internal memo
- JPMorgan Chase to cuts ties with proxy advisory firms, use AI-powered . . .
JPMorgan Chase’s JPM-N asset-management unit is cutting all ties with proxy advisory firms effective immediately, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing an internal memo This
- JPMorgan drops proxy advisory firms in favor of AI platform
The company's asset and wealth management business is completely cutting ties with proxy advisors, opting to build its own research and public company voting system JPMorgan is the first bank to stop using firms such as Glass Lewis and ISS
- JPMorgan Chase cuts ties with proxy advisors, launches AI voting tool - MSN
JPMorgan will become the first major investment firm to cut all ties with external proxy advisors, the memo claimed The change will take effect after a transition period in the first quarter of
- JPMorgan Cuts Proxy Advisers, Shifting Governance Power
JPMorgan Breaks With Proxy Advisers, Rewriting Corporate Governance Power JPMorgan Chase’s decision to sever all ties with proxy advisory firms directly affects corporate boards, institutional investors, and regulators who rely on standardized voting guidance to manage governance risk
- JPMorgan eschews proxy advisers for internal AI tool
JPMorgan eschews proxy advisers for internal AI tool After CEO Jamie Dimon railed against the advisers for years, the bank’s asset management unit cut firms like ISS and Glass Lewis out of U S voting decisions
- U. S. Chamber Commends JPMorganChase Decision to Cut Ties with Proxy . . .
WASHINGTON, D C – In response to news that JPMorganChase is ceasing use of proxy advisory firms, Mike Flood, Senior Vice President, Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness at the U S Chamber of Commerce issued the following statement: “The Chamber commends JPMorganChase for ceasing use of proxy advisory firms in relation to voting recommendations America's proxy system - designed to
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