N-PX reporting
Comprehensive N-PX Reporting Service
Turnkey solution to fulfill reporting requirements for proxy voting
With expanded SEC requirements, more investors must submit N-PX reports, including13F filers. Glass Lewis simplifies filing by extracting voting data from our proxy voting platform, Viewpoint, ensuring SEC-compliant accuracy, and collaborating with you for timely, efficient submissions.
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The SEC's Form N-PX requires firms to report proxy voting records. Form 13F filers and eligible institutional investment managers meeting Form 13F requirements may also be required to file.
- 2026 reporting period: July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026
- 2026 filing deadline: August 31, 2026
Complete filings are prepared by our expert team in a compliant format, validated by the SEC, and then reviewed to ensure completeness and accuracy.
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