We’ve written a lot about the SEC’s e-proxy process over the past months and it’s getting harder to find it all. That’s why we are consolidating all of it on this page. We will keep it updated with new posts as they occur.
Intel’s e-proxy is best so far
Evelyn Davis complains about e-proxy
Did e-proxy figure in Apple’s surprise say-on-pay loss?
Firms blame Broadridge, SEC for e-proxy snafus
Free online annual reports — in 5 minutes!
NIRI survey predicts 56% e-proxy adoption
Company tries eproxy, misses quorum
Eproxy: don’t forget the very basics
More on cookies and proxy sites
Dispelling the “cookie myth” around e-proxy
Is e-proxy voting tilted to management?
Footnote links improve financial statement usability
Notes on the annual report webinar
More e-proxy sadness — but not from me
Participation plummets in e-proxy votes
Microsoft reverts to snail mail in e-proxy
Broadridge quietly edits website fibs
Shareholder meetings back in Web spotlight
SEC’s “notice-and-access” model is a mess
Great Online Annual Report Designers
P&G’s financial needle in a haystack — Updated
10-K wraps and unaccountable management
Basic guidelines for online annual reports
SEC posts Web-related proxy rules
AMERCO’s shareholder forum, e-proxy
Is Shareholder.com client breaching SEC privacy rules?
My bad experience with first e-proxy notice
SEC mandates online proxy materials
SEC to go back on e-proxy usability? — Updated
E-proxy: do it for love, not money
On the web, annual meetings matter
SEC’s e-proxy rule a boost for IR website usability
NASDAQ pushes firms to flout SEC web privacy rules
NIRI Article’s Annual Report Stats Don’t Stand Up
SEC Approves NYSE Proposal to Scrap Printed Annual Reports
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