Pennant

Pennant is a corporate governance operating system for institutional investors. It brings shareholder meetings, proxy proposals and the underlying filings into one workspace, analyzes each proposal with AI, and applies the investor's own voting policy to produce a recommendation with a written rationale. Every source, comment, approval and final decision is captured so the vote can be defended later. It is designed for governance and stewardship teams that vote thousands of proposals each season, portfolio managers who want votes aligned with a fund's strategy, and compliance teams that need a clean audit trail. Capabilities include source linked intelligence that pulls meetings, filings and proposals together, custom policy execution that turns voting guidelines into recommendations for human review, precedent and proponent tracking, live monitoring of proxy statements and related disclosures, multi user review workflows with approval gates, automated export for the annual proxy voting disclosure filing, custom reporting and alerts, and governance risk surfacing across a portfolio. The company also works with corporate advisors and public company teams. Pricing is custom and unpublished. Pennant scopes each engagement to the client's data footprint, team model and workflows, and the route to a quote is a scheduled demo. Pennant is backed by Y Combinator and was founded by former institutional proxy voters and technologists, which shapes its emphasis on defensible, policy driven voting rather than generic research summaries.