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Form N-PX vote category Dyear to 30 June 2026

INVESTMENT COMPANY MATTERS

Matters particular to funds as issuers: advisory contracts, fundamental investment policies, fund mergers.

Votes in this category
5,952
Against management
13.9%
Support, issuer items
62.0%
Support, security-holder proposals
82.5%
65.7% for19.8% against14.5% other13.9% against management5,952 votes

foragainstabstain, withhold or otheramber tick: the portion cast against management

How the form defines it

Form N-PX requires every reported vote to carry one or more of fourteen fixed categories. This one is printed on the form as INVESTMENT COMPANY MATTERS. The form gives the name and leaves the judgement to the filer; the description under the heading above is this site's plain-language gloss, not SEC wording.

In the year to 30 June 2026, filers placed 5,952 votes in the category INVESTMENT COMPANY MATTERS: 4,521 on items put forward by the issuer and 1,431 on proposals from security holders. 13.9% of the votes marked for or against management went against management.

Proposals from security holders in this category drew 82.5% votes for among the reporting filers; items from the issuer drew 62.0%.

By season

SeasonVotesFrom security holdersAgainst managementSplit
year to 30 June 20242,78411413.8%
year to 30 June 20256,54962527.1%
year to 30 June 20265,9521,43113.9%

Families compared

Season: year to 30 June 2026. Families with at least 20 votes in the category. The order is by number of votes, not by any judgement of the voting.

FamilyVotesAgainst managementSupport, security-holder proposalsSplit
Brighthouse Funds1,4460.3%20.0%
Vanguard33113.6%84.7%
Dimensional28712.2%87.5%
Guggenheim and Rydex17264.0%not reported
State Street and SPDR1650.0%100.0%
Fidelity1446.3%95.1%
Franklin Templeton13514.1%81.9%
Nuveen and TIAA11739.3%88.2%
Charles Schwab600.0%0.0%
BlackRock and iShares570.0%not reported
Janus Henderson550.0%not reported
Jackson National funds5459.3%not reported
Goldman Sachs527.7%89.7%
MFS4566.7%not reported
Invesco4143.9%not reported
J.P. Morgan4139.0%not reported
Equitable370.0%not reported
Northern Trust and FlexShares3514.3%80.8%
Morgan Stanley, Eaton Vance and Calvert345.9%95.5%
Lincoln Financial340.0%100.0%
First Trust3150.0%100.0%
John Hancock and Manulife3050.0%not reported
WisdomTree2814.3%84.6%
Thrivent250.0%not reported
Pacific Life funds254.0%94.1%
BNY Mellon238.7%88.2%
ProShares and ProFunds220.0%not reported

Items where the most reporting filers voted against management

Season: year to 30 June 2026; items with 50 or more filers marking a position, 2 in all. A high share here says how Form N-PX filers voted. It is not the meeting result and says nothing about holders that do not file the form.

CompanyMeetingItemFilersAgainst management
Datadog, Inc.21 Apr 2026Management items in this category5154.9%
3i Group PLC25 Jun 2026Management items in this category1830.0%

Questions

What does the category INVESTMENT COMPANY MATTERS cover?

Form N-PX lists INVESTMENT COMPANY MATTERS as one of its fixed vote categories and leaves it to each filer to decide which votes belong in it. In practice: Matters particular to funds as issuers: advisory contracts, fundamental investment policies, fund mergers.

Why can the same proposal appear in different categories?

Each filer picks the category or categories for every vote it reports, and filers do not always agree. A vote can also carry more than one category, in which case it is counted in each.

Is this the result of any meeting?

No. The figures count how Form N-PX filers voted the shares they held. They do not show the outcome of a meeting.

Provenance: SEC EDGAR, Form N-PX and N-PX/A filings; category chosen by each filer. Not verified by the SEC. Filings read through 23 Sep 2026.