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Institutional investor preferences for corporate governance mechanisms

Bushee, Brian J.; Carter, Mary Ellen; Gerakos, Joseph - In: Journal of management accounting research : JMAR 26 (2014) 2, pp. 123-149

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Institutional investor preferences for corporate governance mechanisms

Bushee, Brian J.; Carter, Mary Ellen; Gerakos, Joseph - 2010

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ESG Mutual Fund Voting on Executive Compensation Shareholder Proposals

Dikolli, Shane S.; Frank, Mary Margaret; Guo, Zhe (Michael) - 2023

We investigate how mutual funds with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives vote on shareholder proposals related to executive compensation. Using a sample of 94,695 votes by 2,354 mutual funds from 2012 to 2021, we find that ESG funds are 9.4% more likely than non-ESG funds to...

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ESG mutual fund voting on executive compensation shareholder proposals

Dikolli, Shane S.; Frank, Mary Margaret; Guo, Zhe; … - In: Journal of management accounting research : JMAR 35 (2023) 3, pp. 51-74

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Walk the talk : ESG mutual fund voting on shareholder proposals

Dikolli, Shane S.; Frank, Mary Margaret; Guo, Zhe Michael; … - In: Review of accounting studies 27 (2022) 3, pp. 864-896

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Walk the Talk : ESG Mutual Fund Voting on Shareholder Proposals

Dikolli, Shane S.; Frank, Mary Margaret; Guo, Michael Zhe; … - 2021

We document evidence that mutual funds designated as “Sustainable Investment Overall” by Morningstar (which we classify as ESG mutual funds) are no more likely than other mutual funds to support shareholder proposals. We find, however, that ESG mutual funds are more likely than non-ESG...

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