JPMorgan eschews proxy advisers for internal AI tool

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Summary

- JPMorgan's asset management unit has discontinued using proxy advisers like ISS and Glass Lewis for U.S. voting decisions. - This move follows CEO Jamie Dimon’s long-standing criticism of these advisers.

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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.