New Report: Proxy Season Analysis Shows Companies Still Reporting High...
ACCF documents a 28% increase in proxy advisor errors from 2021 Report
WASHINGTON, DC – As Congress holds hearings on the influence of proxy advisors...
New Report: The declining number of public companies and mandatory reporting...
Washington, DC – After peaking in 1996 at more than 8,000 companies, the number of domestic US-listed public companies traded on major US exchanges...
Are Proxy Advisors Still a Problem?
2020 proxy season analysis shows companies believe errors continue
The Realities of Robo-Voting
ACCF Report Finds Numerous Asset Managers Voting in Lockstep with Proxy Advisor Recommendations
Are Proxy Advisors Really a Problem?
ACCF-commissioned research confirms alarming practice of robo-voting is real and quantifies scale of proxy advisor errors
Ratings That Don’t Rate: The Subjective World of ESG Ratings Agencies
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
As the trend of Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”)1 investing has risen, so too has the influence and relative importance of ESG rating...
New Report: Proxy Advisory Firms Operate with Unchecked Power
A new ACCF report finds that proxy advisory firms are currently operating with minimal oversight, making recommendations that materially impact public companies’ proxy outcomes, operations and disclosure requirements.
Politics Over Performance: New York City Pension Funds
Bad Apple: New ACCF Report finds New York City’s public pension fund system in bad shape and getting worse
CalPERS and the Point of No Returns
New Report Analyzes How Politically Motivated Investments are Sinking the Nation’s Largest Public Pension Fund, Leaving U.S. Taxpayers Accountable for Losses