New-look N-PX Reports
…are here
Rejoice, vote disclosure nerds.
(See here for Rule change summary.)
Some notable examples filed today:
Newly-covered Arjuna Capital, see here (where they have disclosed all pay-related proposals)
Arjuna voted AGAINST management on compensation-related proposals 19% of the time
Newly-covered CalSTRS, see here (where they have disclosed all pay-related proposals)
CalSTRS voted AGAINST management on compensation-related proposals 21.8% of the time
Newly-covered Trillium Asset Management, see here (where they have disclosed all pay-related proposals)
Trillium voted AGAINST management on compensation-related proposals ***87.6%***of the time
Previously-covered Parnassus Income Funds, see here
From (last year’s N-PX structure)…
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/866256/000110465923084767/tm2322205d2_npx.htm To (this year’s)…
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And there was much rejoicing among the nerds! I'm hearing about errors--no surprise to anyone like me who was around for the very first N-PX filings--so I expect we'll see plenty of amended filings too.