UnitedHealth Investors Seek Care Costs Study After CEO’s Killing

UnitedHealth Group Inc. shareholders are pressing the company’s board to report on public health costs and risks from restricting or delaying patients’ access to care, following the shooting death of one of its executives.

A group of investors organized by the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility submitted a proposal seeking the study for a vote at UnitedHealth’s annual shareholder meeting this year, the advocacy group said Wednesday. The 2025 meeting, which has yet to be scheduled, will be the first such gathering since the December killing of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealth’s insurance unit.

Luigi Mangione