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Form N-PX · fund family · year to 30 June 202510 filers grouped

Natixis and Loomis Sayles

One season of the Natixis and Loomis Sayles record. The family page shows the latest season.

Vote records reported
80,962year to 30 June 2025
Against management
7.4%5,860 of 79,366 marked votes
Say-on-pay support
88.3%for, of for + against + abstain
Shareholder-proposal support
26.5%for, of for + against + abstain
89.0% for8.9% against2.1% other7.4% against management79,888 votes

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

Natixis and Loomis Sayles reported 80,962 vote records for the year to 30 June 2025. It marked 7.4% of its votes as cast against management (5,860 of 79,366), close to the median of the fund families tracked here, which was 7.6%.

Weighted by the number of shares voted, the against-management share is 9.6%. The two figures differ when the votes against management fall on larger or smaller holdings than the rest.

On pay and on shareholder proposals: it voted for 88.3% of the section 14A say-on-pay items it reported (the median of the fund families tracked here: 88.8%) and it voted for 26.5% of the proposals put forward by security holders (the median of the fund families tracked here: 29.5%).

By category, votes against management were most frequent in SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS AND DEFENSES (32.4% of 367), CORPORATE GOVERNANCE (30.9% of 3,406) and HUMAN RIGHTS OR HUMAN CAPITAL/WORKFORCE (19.0% of 474).

It reported 4.1 million shares out on loan at record dates, 0.08% of the shares it held or had lent across the meetings it reported. Shares on loan are not voted.

Compared with other filers

Each rate is defined once, in the methodology. The median is taken over 60 families with at least 25 vote records in the season.

year to 30 June 2025This familyMedian familyAll filers pooled
Against-management share7.4%7.6%9.7%
Say-on-pay support rate88.3%88.8%84.3%
Shareholder-proposal support rate26.5%29.5%33.0%
Shares on loan, share of shares held0.08%0.85%2.20%
Largest families, year to 30 June 2026Against managementSay-on-pay supportShareholder-proposal support
Vanguard20.1%94.1%42.0%
BlackRock and iShares7.5%88.3%11.9%
Fidelity6.0%94.7%27.6%
Dimensional16.4%78.9%57.4%
State Street and SPDR16.9%77.1%50.4%

Votes by category

Filers choose one or more categories for each vote, so a vote can appear in more than one row. Category names are printed as Form N-PX defines them.

Category (as the form names it)VotesForAgainstAgainst managementSplit
DIRECTOR ELECTIONS52,95650,2101,7935.0%
SECTION 14A SAY-ON-PAY VOTES9,3567,8331,02912.0%
AUDIT-RELATED5,9045,846491.0%
SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS AND DEFENSES3973237332.4%
EXTRAORDINARY TRANSACTIONS17717322.3%
CAPITAL STRUCTURE1,6371,5261096.6%
COMPENSATION2,2841,83644616.7%
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE3,5212,63684230.9%
ENVIRONMENT OR CLIMATE1,704421,6462.9%
HUMAN RIGHTS OR HUMAN CAPITAL/WORKFORCE4749138219.0%
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION996669147.9%
OTHER SOCIAL ISSUES1,9463681,56116.9%
OTHER1,098857818.2%

By season

SeasonVote recordsAgainst managementSay-on-pay supportShareholder-proposal supportSplit
year to 30 June 202487,8048.0%86.1%25.6%
year to 30 June 202580,9627.4%88.3%26.5%
year to 30 June 202626,58510.9%85.0%26.6%

Say-on-pay votes against management

Counting one say-on-pay item per company meeting, Natixis and Loomis Sayles voted against management on 364 of the 2,363 it marked either way (15.4%) in the year to 30 June 2025. The 40 companies with the most reporting filers are listed.

A further 15 say-on-pay items were reported without a management mark and are left out of both sides of that fraction.

Shareholder proposals it supported

Of 368 proposals from security holders that could be told apart in the filings and on which it cast a vote, Natixis and Loomis Sayles voted for 105 (28.5%). The 40 at the companies with the most reporting filers are listed. Titles are the most common wording among filers; where a wording could name a person, the SEC category is printed instead.

CompanyMeetingProposal
Microsoft Corporation10 Dec 2024Report on AI Data Sourcing Accountability
Meta Platforms, Inc.28 May 2025A shareholder proposal regarding disclosure of voting results based on class of shares.
Meta Platforms, Inc.28 May 2025A shareholder proposal regarding report on hate targeting marginalized communities.
Meta Platforms, Inc.28 May 2025A shareholder proposal regarding report on child safety impacts and actual harm reduction to children.
Meta Platforms, Inc.28 May 2025A shareholder proposal regarding report on Al data usage oversight.
Meta Platforms, Inc.28 May 2025Report on Combatting Risks of Online Child Exploitation
JPMorgan Chase & Co.20 May 2025Support for an independent board chairman
AbbVie Inc.9 May 2025Stockholder Proposal - to Implement Simple Majority Vote
The Procter & Gamble Company8 Oct 2024Shareholder Proposal - Pay Gap Reporting
Netflix, Inc.5 Jun 2025Shareholder proposal: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
CHEVRON CORPORATION28 May 2025Allow Holders of 10 Percent of Our Common Stock to Call Special Meetings
Adobe Inc.22 Apr 2025Stockholder Proposal Regarding Vote on Golden Parachutes.
Comcast Corporation18 Jun 2025Adopt policy for an independent chair
Texas Instruments Incorporated17 Apr 2025Stockholder proposal to permit a combined 10% of stockholders to call a special meeting.
NIKE, Inc.10 Sep 2024To consider a shareholder proposal regarding Environmental Targets
Starbucks Corporation12 Mar 2025Shareholder proposal regarding independent board chair requirements
Stryker Corporation8 May 2025Shareholder Proposal to Support Transparency in Political Spending.
Intel Corporation6 May 2025Stockholder proposal requesting shareholder right to act by written consent
Gilead Sciences, Inc.7 May 2025To vote on a stockholder proposal requesting a comprehensive human rights policy and human rights due...
Gilead Sciences, Inc.7 May 2025To vote on a stockholder proposal requesting an independent Board Chair policy
The Charles Schwab Corporation22 May 2025Stockholder proposal requesting declassification of the board of directors
Deere & Company26 Feb 2025Shareholder proposal on a civil rights audit
DUKE ENERGY CORPORATION1 May 2025Shareholder proposal regarding support simple majority vote
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION9 May 2025Stockholder Proposal Requesting Shareholder Approval Requirement for Excessive Golden Parachutes
United Parcel Service, Inc.8 May 2025To take steps to reduce the voting power of UPS class A stock from 10 votes per share to one vote per share.
PayPal Holdings, Inc.5 Jun 2025Stockholder Proposal - Reduce Threshold to Call Special Meetings of Stockholders.
Booking Holdings Inc.3 Jun 2025Reduce Ownership Threshold for Shareholders to Call Special Meeting
Colgate-Palmolive Company9 May 2025Stockholder proposal entitled "Support an independent Board Chairman."
Boston Scientific Corporation1 May 2025Stockholder proposal titled "Support Simple Majority Vote."
FedEx Corporation23 Sep 2024Stockholder proposal regarding a Just Transition report.
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated14 May 2025Shareholder proposal, if properly presented at the meeting, regarding excessive golden parachutes.
Prologis, Inc.8 May 2025Vote on a stockholder proposal titled "Support a Reasonable Shareholder Ability to Call for a Special...
Autodesk, Inc.16 Jul 2024To consider and vote upon a stockholder proposal, if properly presented at the Annual Meeting, to enable...
The Travelers Companies, Inc.21 May 2025Shareholder proposal relating to ratification of golden parachutes, if presented at the Annual Meeting of...
Illinois Tool Works Inc.2 May 2025A non-binding stockholder proposal, if properly presented at the meeting, for stockholder ratification of...
Otis Worldwide Corporation15 May 2025Shareholder proposal regarding reporting on political contributions and expenditures
Capital One Financial Corporation8 May 2025Stockholder proposal to require a shareholder vote on golden parachute arrangements.
Sysco Corporation15 Nov 2024To consider a stockholder proposal related to establishing measurable, time bound targets for ensuring...
Marathon Petroleum Corporation30 Apr 2025Shareholder proposal to support a simple majority vote.
Synopsys, Inc.10 Apr 2025To vote on a stockholder proposal regarding shareholder ratification of golden parachutes

Shares on loan

Natixis and Loomis Sayles reported 4.1 million shares on loan at record dates against 5.20 billion shares voted: 0.08% of the two together. Median family: 0.85%. Shares lent out at the record date cannot be voted by the lender, which is why Form N-PX asks for the figure. More on lending and votes.

Questions

How did Natixis and Loomis Sayles vote on executive pay?

In the year to 30 June 2025 Natixis and Loomis Sayles reported 8,868 votes in the category SECTION 14A SAY-ON-PAY VOTES that were cast for, against or abstain. 7,831 were for (88.3%), 1,029 against and 8 abstentions. Counting one item per company meeting, it voted against management on 364 of the 2,363 say-on-pay items it marked either way. A further 15 say-on-pay items were reported without a management mark and are not counted in that figure.

How often does Natixis and Loomis Sayles vote against management?

7.4% of the time in the year to 30 June 2025: 5,860 of the 79,366 votes it marked as for or against management. Form N-PX asks each filer to state, vote by vote, whether the vote was for or against management's recommendation; this figure counts those marks.

Did Natixis and Loomis Sayles support shareholder proposals on climate?

In the category ENVIRONMENT OR CLIMATE it reported 1,695 votes on proposals from security holders in the year to 30 June 2025 and voted for 33 of them (1.9%). Across every category it voted for 26.5% of security-holder proposals. Filers choose the category for each vote, so the same proposal can sit in different categories in different filings.

Is this the result of the meetings?

No. Form N-PX shows how this filer voted the shares it held. It does not show how other shareholders voted or whether a proposal was approved. Companies report certified results separately, on Form 8-K.

Where does the data come from?

From the Form N-PX filings of the registrants and managers grouped under this family on the SEC's EDGAR system, read as filed. The SEC does not verify the contents. Amended filings (N-PX/A) replace the filings they amend. Data on this page runs through 23 Sep 2026.

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Provenance: SEC EDGAR, Form N-PX and N-PX/A filings of the filers grouped under Natixis and Loomis Sayles, read as filed and not verified by the SEC. Filings read through 23 Sep 2026; page built 26 Sep 2026.