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On September 16, 2028, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued two proposals that would reshape the federal proxy landscape. The first proposal, Release No. 34-106383, would rescind Rule 14a-8, eliminating the federal framework for including shareholder proposals in company proxy materials, and would amend Rule 14a-4(c) to expand companies’ discretionary proxy voting authority over proposals not included in their proxy materials. The second proposal, Release No. 33-11439, would modernize proxy solicitation rules, including by eliminating the separate annual report delivery requirement and the Notice of Exempt Solicitation, and shortening the minimum broker search period from 20 to five business days.
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