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Universal Proxy Rules

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  1. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    SEC Commissioner Peirce Dissents on Universal Proxy Rules

    By Hester M. Peirce

    I support universal proxy, but not today’s version of universal proxy. Shareholders voting by proxy should be able to split their vote among company and dissident nominees.  Allowing shareholders a…

  2. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    SEC Commissioner Crenshaw on Universal Proxy Rules

    By Caroline A. Crenshaw

    Congratulations to the rulemaking team from the Division of Corporation Finance, as well as the staff within the Division of Economic and Risk Analysis and the Office of the General…

  3. Corporate and Securities Law

    SEC Adopts Mandatory Universal Proxy Rules

    By Steve Quinlivan

  4. Free Writings + Perspectives

    SEC Reopens Universal Proxy Comment Period

    By Laura D. Richman, Robert F. Gray Jr.

    On April 16, 2021, the US Securities and Exchange Commission issued a release reopening the comment period on its 2016 proposal for a mandatory universal proxy to be used for…

  5. Corporate and Securities Law

    Draft Financial Choice Act 2.0 Prohibits Universal Proxy and Restricts Shareholder Proposals

    By Steve Quinlivan

  6. Timely disclosure

    The SEC’s Proposed Amendments regarding the Use of Universal Proxies

    By Mariko Rivers

    In today’s marketplace, most shareholder voting is done by way of proxy. Few shareholders choose to attend shareholder meetings in person. Under the current rules of the U.S. Securities and…

  7. Corporate & Financial Weekly Digest

    SEC Proposes Amendments To Require Universal Proxy Cards in Contested Elections

    By Mark D. Wood, Mark J. Reyes, Andrew S. Herrington-Gilmore

    On October 26, the Securities and Exchange Commission voted to propose amendments to the proxy rules that would require the use of universal proxy cards in contested elections (i.e., in…

  8. Corporate and Securities Law

    The SEC’s Proposed Universal Proxy Rule: Beneficial to Shareholders or Tilting the Result toward Activist Investors?

    By Steve Quinlivan

  9. Corporate and Securities Law

    The SEC’s Universal Proxy Rulemaking: History & What to Expect

    By Steve Quinlivan