CAS Launches Scorecards Platform

CAS Launches Scorecards Platform

New platform lets anyone scrutinize how hundreds of US asset managers vote on any set of issues  — at no cost.

— CAS today announced the launch of its Scorecards platform, a free, public-facing tool that makes it dramatically easier to scrutinize the proxy votes cast by the hundreds of asset managers and thousands of funds in the CAS database. With just two clicks, users can surface how any covered manager or fund has voted on the issues that matter to them.

Until now, evaluating a fund’s voting behavior on a particular topic—climate, executive compensation, human rights, and responsible AI, among many—has required specialized data subscriptions, laborious manual review of filings, or proprietary analyses. The Scorecards platform removes those barriers, opening democratizing these analyses to investors, advocates, journalists, researchers, RIAs, and the broader public.

How Scorecards Work

Any user can create a private scorecard tailored to the issues they want to analyze, or they can load public scorecards built by CAS and partners, for a quick, vetted evaluation of voting behavior.

At launch, the platform features four official scorecards:

The platform also currently includes five advocates’ scorecards, each tracking the votes on resolutions filed by a leading shareholder advocate:

Additional official and advocates' scorecards are in development and will be released on a rolling basis.

A Preview: The 2025 Environmental Scorecard

To give a sense of what the platform makes possible, the chart below shows the 2025 Environmental Scorecard. Each point is an asset manager, positioned by its score on environmental proxy votes and by the scale of its influence. Hover over any point to see the manager's details.

2026 Proxy Season Data Coming in September

Votes cast during the 2026 proxy season will be available on the platform in September 2026, following the standard N-PX reporting cycle. Until then, users can explore historical voting records already in the CAS database.

About CAS

CAS maintains the only free database that covers all proxy votes cast by US ETFS, mutual funds, and closed-end funds (approximately $30T in AUM). This Scorecards platform is part of CAS’s ongoing effort to democratize proxy voting data and empower asset owners to demand the level of stewardship that their asset managers should be providing them.

The Scorecards platform is available now at scorecards.proxydata.org


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