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Investors can share their views on Glass Lewis’ Corporate Governance Research through our Report Feedback Statement Service.
Investors, especially in contentious situations, often need to use multiple channels to reach voting decision-makers. Glass Lewis’ innovative Report Feedback Statement (RFS) allows them to share their perspective alongside our governance research before votes are cast.
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The RFS is accessible from the front page of each Proxy Paper research report and allows investors to consider that information ahead of voting decisions.
Clients that have previously downloaded the Proxy Paper research report are notified by email when a RFS is available. Previous versions of the report, without the RFS, will no longer be available on Viewpoint or any other Glass Lewis platforms.
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