* As of 30 Jun 2022. Includes all strategies with ESG or Impact as part of the investment objectives
Endnotes
1Nuveen, 31 Dec 2021.
2Morningstar, Proxy-Voting Insights: 2022 in Review, includes 99% vote coverage with 102 TIAA/Nuveen funds casting over 3,000 fund votes on 239 out of 241 key resolutions from 2020 through 2022.
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