Visa said on January 28, 2025 that its Class A common stock shareholders elected all eleven director nominees at the annual meeting. Support for Ryan McInerney was 99.75%, and support for John F. Lundgren was 97.47%.

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   Visa said on January 28, 2025 that its Class A common stock shareholders elected all eleven director nominees at the annual meeting. Support for Ryan McInerney was 99.75%, and support for John F. Lundgren was 97.47%.

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   Visa said shareholders approved the advisory vote on executive compensation (Proposal 2) with 91.92% voting for and 7.61% voting against. The proposal to appoint KPMG LLP as independent registered public accounting firm for fiscal 2025 (Proposal 3) was also approved, with 97.78% voting for.

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   Visa said neither proposal was approved. Support for the shareholder proposal on gender-based compensation gaps (Proposal 4) was 0.79%, and support for the shareholder proposal requesting a report on merchant category codes policy (Proposal 5) was 0.74%.

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   The company said both proposals were not approved. Support for the shareholder proposal to adopt a director election resignation governance guideline (Proposal 6) was 16.94%, and support for the shareholder proposal on transparency in lobbying (Proposal 7) was 13.64%.

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