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SEC Proposes to Add Flexibility to E-Proxy Rules To Increase Voter Response


by Jerry J. Burgdoerfer View Biography
Jenner & Block LLP View Firm Credentials
Chicago Office

William L. Tolbert View Biography
Elaine Wolff View Biography
Jenner & Block LLP View Firm Credentials
Washington Office

Michael L. DeMarino View Biography
Jenner & Block LLP View Firm Credentials
Chicago Office

October 28, 2009

Previously published on October 19, 2009

The number of individual shareholders who vote when they receive only a notice informing them of the availability of proxy materials on the internet is significantly lower than when those shareholders receive a full set of proxy materials, according to recent statistics. In response to this trend, on October 14, 2009, the SEC published proposed amendments and a new rule aimed at increasing shareholder responses to proxy solicitations in connection with the "notice-only" option under the "notice and access model."


 

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