It’s proxy season, and public companies about to hold annual meetings must take into account the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010, specifically its rules for proxy materials.
Those rules are very much in flux. Given the extensive number of them that the Securities and Exchange Commission must still adopt, Dodd-Frank is likely to impact public companies through at least the 2013 proxy season.
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