Pension Funds
Investment Stewardship Solutions to Help Pension Funds
Customizable engagement services, in-depth governance insights and advanced voting solutions for pension funds.

With their long-term investment horizon, pension funds face unique challenges in meeting the diverse needs of their stakeholders. Glass Lewis provides in-depth research, data, and customized engagement and voting solutions to help pension funds fulfill their compliance obligations and fiduciary responsibilities.
Key Solutions
Our Core Benefits
Fulfill Your Unique Governance Objectives
We offer 8 thematic, 45+ market-specific, and 440+ custom policies, tailored to clients’ objectives.
Manage Regulatory Obligations
Our custom voting and engagement solutions help pension funds meet their mandatory and voluntary obligations while driving meaningful outcomes.
More Time for Decision-Making
Our thoughtful, rigorous proxy research is released ~19 days ahead of a company’s meeting, ensuring asset managers have more time to consider their vote decisions.
Global Coverage with Local Market Context
Gain expert insights on local market practices, with each company evaluated based on its unique circumstances, including performance, size, maturity, governance structure, and shareholder responsiveness.
Improve Your Workflow Productivity
Our cutting-edge voting and engagement platforms streamline complex processes and improve operational efficiency.

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Preparing for Proxy Season: A Primer for North American Companies
This guide to covers how North American companies can leverage effective communication channels to proactively engage with shareholders before and during proxy season.

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Preparing for Proxy Season: A Primer for North American Companies
This guide to covers how North American companies can leverage effective communication channels to proactively engage with shareholders before and during proxy season.


How Plurality Voting Allows Directors to Stay on the Board Without Majority Support
This article looks at the drivers and implications of majority-unsupported directors, with a focus on the use of plurality voting and governance practices that undermine board accountability.


How Plurality Voting Allows Directors to Stay on the Board Without Majority Support
This article looks at the drivers and implications of majority-unsupported directors, with a focus on the use of plurality voting and governance practices that undermine board accountability.


Free Float, Ownership Transparency and Governance Quality: What Indonesia’s Market Stress Revealed
This article examines recent volatility in Indonesia’s equity market following MSCI’s investability and ownership transparency concerns in early 2026. It considers broader governance implications, drawing on OECD observations regarding ownership concentration and minority shareholder influence.


Free Float, Ownership Transparency and Governance Quality: What Indonesia’s Market Stress Revealed
This article examines recent volatility in Indonesia’s equity market following MSCI’s investability and ownership transparency concerns in early 2026. It considers broader governance implications, drawing on OECD observations regarding ownership concentration and minority shareholder influence.
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