In this webinar session, Governance in Action, Chief Investment Officer, Tim King, and Portfolio Manager, Nina Wilkinson, discuss Melior’s latest proxy voting report and explore how active ownership and proxy voting are used to drive better governance outcomes.
Key topics include:
- How proxy voting supports stronger corporate governance and accountability;
- Key voting trends and engagement priorities from the 2025 reporting period;
- The role of ESG considerations in voting decisions;
- Case studies where voting and engagement drive change; and
- What evolving proxy voting trends mean for investors and boards.
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