Definitions for "proxy statement"
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A document which the SEC requires a company to send to its shareholders that...
Agreement allowing a stockholder to transfer voting rights to another person if the stockholder will not attend the stockholders' meeting.
a statement containing information about a corporation, its officers, and any propositions to be voted on, sent to stockholders when their proxies are being solicited for an annual or a special stockholders' meeting
Disclosure document delivered to shareholders required by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that must be issued to provide information on matters in which a proxy vote is being solicited.
The disclosure document filed with the SEC (usually Schedule 14A) and sent to security holders whose proxies are solicited.
A legal document that gives information on company changes that requires shareholder approval.
Information the Securities Exchange Commission requires to be given stockholders as a prerequisite to solicitation of proxies for a security subject to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act.
A document that describes the issues on which shareholders will vote. A proxy statement can be combined with a consent solicitation involving a tender offer or restructuring
A notice providing shareholders with the necessary information to vote on matters to be brought up at a shareholders' meeting.
information required by the SEC to be given stockholders as a prerequisite to solicitation of proxies for a listed security. See prospectus.
A proxy statement is designed to give a voting shareholder all the information necessary to make an informed decision. It is provided to a shareholder at or before the time they are contacted in a proxy solicitation.
The information provided to shareholders pursuant to SEC regulations by those soliciting shareholder proxies.
A document sent to shareholders of a company. It contains proposals to be voted upon by shareholders. It also contains useful information about compensation of corporate officers and ownership of stock and stock options by company officers and directors.
an announcement of and an invitation to a stockholders' meeting
Written authorization through which a shareholder allows another person to vote on fund issues according to the shareholder's instructions. To vote on fund issues, a shareholder must either attend the annual meeting or vote by proxy.
Information required to be given to each shareholder as a prerequisite for solicitation of proxies for a security subject to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The SEC requires that publicly owned companies send out a document that alerts shareholders of the annual meeting, or any other special meetings. The proxy statement also discloses the issues that will be discussed.
Information given to stockholders in conjunction with the solicitation of proxies.
A document sent by publicly listed corporations to their shareholders providing material information on corporate matters subject to vote at the annual meeting.
Document intended to provide shareholders with information necessary to vote in an informed manner on matters to be brought up at a stockholders' meeting.
The information required by the SEC to be provided to shareholders by those soliciting shareholder proxies.
Information that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires must be provided to shareholders before they vote by proxy on company matters. The statement contains proposed members of the board of directors, inside directorsâ€(tm) salaries and any resolutions of minority stockholders or management.
Information given to shareholders on company matters that need to be voted on. The statement is sent in conjunction with the proxy solicitations. See: Annual Meeting; Proxy
Material information required by the Securities and Exchange Commission to be given to a corporation's stockholders as a prerequisite to solicitation of votes. It is required for any issuer subject to the provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The document sent to shareholders containing detailed information on any important proposal that will be voted on during a shareholder's meeting. This can include electing candidates to the board of directors. After reading the proxy statement, shareholders then vote by "proxy," which means they send in their vote by mail or attend the meeting to vote their shares in person.
A proxy statement is a statement required of a United States firm when soliciting shareholder votes. The firm needs to file a proxy statement (14a) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.