Controversy Alerts
Focus on Key ESG Issues at Shareholder Meetings
Inform your engagement and voting activities with timely and highly relevant Controversy Alerts.
Investors need to quickly understand critical ESG issues ahead of shareholder meetings. Glass Lewis' Controversy Alerts highlight significant ESG issues globally, helping investors focus on key risks and considerations for important meetings.
Key Features and Benefits
High-Profile Issue Focus
Understand the most significant and controversial ESG issues at shareholder meetings, allowing you to prioritize your attention and focus on the most critical matters.
Timely Notifications
Timely alerts in Viewpoint highlight key controversies, ensuring you have the details needed to analyze, vote, and engage effectively during proxy season.
Global Coverage, Local Market Knowledge
Our regional analysts identify key proposals drawing global attention, providing targeted alerts on significant ESG issues to keep you informed.
Significant Votes Reporting
Access key vote data in our annual report, featuring Controversy Alerts and analyst case studies to support evolving stewardship reporting requirements effectively.
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