Egan-Jones backed Musk’s pay plan unlike peers, reflecting investor support. Proxy choice matters when others miss investor sentiment.

Egan-Jones recommends withholding votes from Cracker Barrel directors and CEO Masino due to ongoing decline and poor results.

Credit tides are shifting fast; Autos collapsing, retail reinventing, crypto rising, and workers left behind. Adapt or be swept away.

Private debt is reshaping finance; filling banks’ void, fueling growth, and exposing risks that could redefine the future of credit markets.

Explores shifting global power as America’s dominance fades, highlighting economic, military, and geopolitical “Ch-Ch-Changes.”

AI-driven data centers surge as top firms race for speed, power, and reliability—balancing innovation with energy and infrastructure challenges.

Performance over process: Egan-Jones’ Wealth-Focused Policy centers returns and real accountability.

As featured in the HLS Forum on Corporate Governance: Shareholder proposals like ESG get attention, but director elections have more impact.

Under its Wealth-Focused Policy, Egan-Jones recommends shareholders vote FOR the Performance Award while under its remaining "off-the-shelf" policies, Egan-Jones recommends a vote AGAINST.

Early signs of distress at Tricolor and First Brands show how leverage, weak assets, and poor integration can foreshadow major credit losses.

The major theme over the past couple of years has been what Niall Ferguson has labeled “The New Cold War”

Ukraine’s resilience reveals a new kind of warfare—where agility and innovation beat scale. The same may apply to markets, business, and global power shifts.

From railroads to AI, promising innovations can end badly. We explore early warning signs in tech, autos, and sovereign debt markets.

In its first year, Egan-Jones’ Wealth-Focused Policy became the top third-party choice on Vanguard’s Investor Choice platform.

Asset managers face a no-win ESG dilemma. Rethinking client segmentation and outsourcing proxy voting may help retain mandates.

Given the high volume of seasonal work facing proxy advisors, it may be tempting to base research of some policies off of a “benchmark”

Dillard’s Texas reincorporation shows that even with shareholder-unfriendly governance, strong returns can outweigh “best practice” concerns.

Class action “killing fields” ahead? Pfizer & Moderna face mounting lawsuits over COVID vaccine risks—investors should take notice.