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(June-2003) JP launches global proxy
JP Morgan Investor Services has launched a global proxy voting services to help institutional investors meet their corporate governance responsibilities.
The service offers an intra-day web portal for agenda notifications and voting instructions, online standing instruction maintenance, online vote activity reporting, 24-hour customer service and online issuer-driven information.
The services use the new Crest electronic voting system launched recently in the UK, providing an electronic audit trail of meeting notifications and vote instructions from the issuer’s agent to the institutional investor.
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