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JPMorgan Ditches Proxy Advisors for AI Voting Solution

1/8/2026

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JPMorgan Adopts AI Voting

JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s asset management division will cease using external proxy advisory firms for U.S. shareholder votes starting April 1, 2024.
The firm will utilize Proxy IQ, an AI platform, to oversee the voting process and analyze data from over 3,000 annual meetings.
This decision follows an internal memo and aligns with the Trump administration's directive to reduce proxy advisers' influence, as JPMorgan focuses on client interests and data utilization.

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JPMorgan Adopts AI Voting

JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s asset management division will cease using external proxy advisory firms for U.S. shareholder votes starting April 1, 2024.
The firm will utilize Proxy IQ, an AI platform, to oversee the voting process and analyze data from over 3,000 annual meetings.
This decision follows an internal memo and aligns with the Trump administration's directive to reduce proxy advisers' influence, as JPMorgan focuses on client interests and data utilization.