By Amina Niasse and Ross Kerber
NEW YORK / BOSTON (Reuters) – UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:) shareholders on Wednesday said they requested the company prepare a report on the costs and public health impact related to its “practices that limit or delay access to healthcare.”
If the proposal makes it to a vote at the company’s annual meeting it would raise a charged topic after a senior executive was gunned down in Manhattan last month.
A spokesperson for UnitedHealth said the company will respond to shareholder proposals for its 2025 proxy statement once it files the document that serves as an agenda for its annual meeting, which has not yet been scheduled. In recent years, the company has issued its proxy in April ahead of a June annual meeting.
Those who filed the resolution include religious groups led by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary of Quebec, and Trillium Asset Management.
The group proposed an analysis of how…
