Proxy Statement

/ˈprɑːksi ˈsteɪtmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A document filed by a corporation with the SEC containing information for shareholders to make informed decisions at annual or special meetings.
    The company distributed the proxy statement before the shareholder meeting to outline the issues to be voted on.

Forms

  • proxy statements

Commentary

Proxy statements must comply with SEC rules and include disclosure on executive compensation, board nominees, and shareholder proposals.

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