ProxyBeacon

AI-powered proxy research, built for stewardship teams

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Introduction

Proxy research underpins every voting decision. But traditional research workflows are time-intensive, manual and difficult to scale — especially as meeting volumes rise.

ProxyBeacon is an AI proxy-research platform that helps stewardship teams produce their own timely, consistent and transparent analysis in-house.

 

What AI proxy research looks like in practice

Within the firm’s own governance framework, ProxyBeacon enables teams to:

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Create custom research templates 
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Automatically populate reports
as meetings are announced
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Incorporate internal notes, engagement history and
third-party data
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Keep research up to date as disclosures change

 

Transparency and traceability by design

Every research output in ProxyBeacon is:

  • Linked to source documents

  • Fully traceable

  • Reviewable by committees and auditors

This supports defensible decision-making and regulatory expectations.

 

 

From research to making voting decisions

 
AI proxy research feeds directly into:
  • Voting preparation
  • Policy application
  • Escalation and engagement flows

Giving teams a single, integrated platform for stewardship analysis.

 

See ProxyBeacon on a company you care about.

Book a 30-minute demo and we’ll build a live report and flag set around your priorities.

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