New SEC requirements for BlackRock, Vanguard and other mutual fund companies to provide greater detail on their proxy voting records are poised to help socially conscious investors hold them accountable for their pledges on climate, diversity and other ESG priorities.
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Nov. 2 adopted rules that direct funds to give more information about their votes on environmental, social and governance issues, executive pay and other proposals considered at companies’ annual meetings.
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