Series 79: Proxy Statements: Schedule 14A

Taken from our Series 79 Top-off Online Guide

Proxy Statements: Schedule 14A

A public company must send its shareholders a proxy statement in advance of each shareholder meeting. The proxy statement must disclose material information about issues on which shareholders are expected to vote by proxy. This information must also be filed with the SEC on Schedule 14A. Normally, proxy statement information deals with proposed members of the board of directors and their proposed compensation, which may be interesting but not terribly relevant to most investment bankers. The proxy statement will also discuss any expected sharehold

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