Governance intelligence, stewardship trends, and analysis of the evolving proxy advisory landscape.
JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and the end of benchmark-driven voting — why companies need to understand every investor individually.
JPMorgan Asset Management becomes the first major institutional investor to replace ISS and Glass Lewis with internal AI-powered voting analysis.
JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and the end of benchmark-driven voting — why companies need to understand every investor individually.
A say-on-pay strike, an unexpected board vote, or a shareholder proposal that gains traction — the financial and reputational cost of being caught off guard.
Dimon's decision to drop proxy advisors he called "incompetent" marks a watershed moment for corporate governance.
Major institutional investors are splitting stewardship teams and diverging from proxy advisor benchmarks.
Analysis of how regulatory pressure and the JPMorgan precedent may reshape voting outcomes across markets.
Analysis of the December 2025 executive order directing SEC and FTC scrutiny of proxy advisory firms.
Glass Lewis to abandon benchmark policy by 2027; ISS restructures toward individualised recommendations.
Vanguard separates index fund and active fund stewardship functions, allowing divergent voting approaches.
VINCIT QSV — Quantified Stewardship Vision
© 2026 VINCIT QSV. All rights reserved.