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Retail voting programs could shift proxy advising math

Original: Retail voting programs won’t replace proxy advisers, but they could change the math

Retail shareholder voting programs are not expected to replace traditional proxy advisers, but they may alter how issuers and investors weigh shareholder sentiment. Commentators note that as more retail investors vote directly on corporate matters, companies could see vote outcomes shift in ways that reduce reliance on advisory firms' recommendations, changing the balance of influence in proxy contests.

Why now: Growing interest in direct retail investor participation is prompting debate about the future role of proxy advisers.

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