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After CEO Jamie Dimon railed against the advisers for years, the bank’s asset management unit cut firms like ISS and Glass Lewis out of U.S. voting decisions.
JPMorgan eschews proxy advisers for internal AI tool
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- JPMorgan's asset management unit has stopped using proxy advisers like ISS and Glass Lewis for U.S. voting decisions.
- CEO Jamie Dimon had criticized these advisers for years.
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