Timely Insights on Governance and ESG Practices
Enhance your stewardship and proxy voting processes with Glass Lewis' Corporate Governance and ESG data.
Investors need to understand the policies and practices of thousands of companies each year to cast informed votes, engage effectively, and fulfill growing reporting requirements. Glass Lewis' governance and ESG data offers the insights needed to meet these challenges with confidence.
Key Features and Benefits
Efficient Company Analysis
Save time for your team with all the data you need on board composition, executive pay, ESG practices and more at your fingertips.
Enhanced Voting Workflow
Integrate Glass Lewis data into your voting processes to support investment strategies and commitments.
Timely Data Delivery
Receive data ~3 weeks before shareholder meetings to allow for careful consideration of all voting decisions.
Our Corporate Governance Solutions span a wide variety of actionable research insights and voting policies to enhance investors’ decision-making processes.
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Product Offerings
Our Corporate Governance and ESG data offerings include comprehensive details on boards of directors, executive pay, E&S practices and more, with delivery via data feed to meet a variety of needs for investors.
Director Data
Monitor critical aspects of company board composition and effectiveness based on key factors valued by shareholders in each global market.
Executive Compensation
Cast more informed 'say-on-pay' votes and engage more effectively with companies on their pay programs.
ESG Profile Data
Get a timely and actionable view of companies' ESG policies and practices, including board ESG oversight, transparency, and reporting under major frameworks.
Our Corporate Governance and ESG Data serves institutional investors with a need for efficient ingestion of key company governance details to empower voting and investment decisions and support engagement.
A Guide to the 2026 PRI Reporting Framework: Mapping Indicators to Glass Lewis Services
This article is a practical companion to the 2026 PRI Reporting Framework, providing guidance on how signatories can meet their reporting obligations more efficiently.
A Guide to the 2026 PRI Reporting Framework: Mapping Indicators to Glass Lewis Services
This article is a practical companion to the 2026 PRI Reporting Framework, providing guidance on how signatories can meet their reporting obligations more efficiently.
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Where Stewardship is Heading: Survey Findings on Outsourcing and Oversight
This article summarizes some of the forward-looking sentiments of respondents from the Glass Lewis Stewardship Survey Report and their use of engagement-providers, their oversight over outsourced stewardship, and the implications of a diverging market landscape.
Podcast | Activist Investing Today: Glass Lewis' Timmer on AI, Future of Governance
Glass Lewis president Diederik Timmer discusses the role of AI in proxy advisory services, evolving shareholder voting practices and the firm's customized voting policies.
Podcast | Activist Investing Today: Glass Lewis' Timmer on AI, Future of Governance
Glass Lewis president Diederik Timmer discusses the role of AI in proxy advisory services, evolving shareholder voting practices and the firm's customized voting policies.
The Most Advanced AI Model Can Also Be the Most Fragile: A Lesson for Investment Stewardship
This article examines how the sudden withdrawal of a frontier AI model underscores the importance of trusted data, domain expertise, and human oversight in building resilient investment stewardship workflows.
The Most Advanced AI Model Can Also Be the Most Fragile: A Lesson for Investment Stewardship
This article examines how the sudden withdrawal of a frontier AI model underscores the importance of trusted data, domain expertise, and human oversight in building resilient investment stewardship workflows.