Proxy voting is rising to the top of the strategic agenda for issuers and investors across the globe. As shareholder engagement rises sharply, how ready are our investment operations to scale? Where are the problems today in our operating models and what is the case for transformation?
Data accuracy and completeness
Issues around incorrect event information and incomplete event data remain – with confidence declining with the size of issuance.
Data accuracy and completeness
Information continues to be caught or lost altogether – with smaller firms experiencing it more frequently.
Data timeliness
Investors continue to lose critical time during the current voting processes.
Data timeliness
Issuers need to understand that investors want sufficient time in the voting process to improve earlier engagement.
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Discover the key findings on Proxy Voting in Australia and New Zealand: including statistical insights and expert analysis from leading specialists
How issuers, custodians and investors are making the case for major transformation in their proxy voting
How are governance and investor changes putting pressure on our proxy voting processes in Australia? And how able are we to react?
With expert insights from Dean Little (Proxymity), Scott Hudson (Computershare) and Ian Matheson (AIRA), we explore the common challenges, motivations for change and areas that most need our attention - as we look to grow our engagement and voting volumes in the near future.
Proxy Voting in Australia – Our Key Findings review