Preparation for 2019 Fiscal Year-End SEC Filings and 2020 Annual Shareholder Meetings

By Megan Gates, John P. Condon, Anne L. Bruno

Public companies embarking on the year-end reporting process need to consider and address a number of significant developments and issues. As in past years, Mintz has prepared a comprehensive analysis of regulatory and other developments that affect public companies preparing for their fiscal year-end filings with the SEC and their annual shareholder meeting.

In this advisory we discuss several new SEC rules, including rules covering disclosure of companies’ hedging policies and amendments to Form 10-K reporting requirements. We also provide an update on the policies and practices of the major proxy advisory firms, the ongoing focus on board diversity, and other developments related to corporate governance and disclosure, including legislation and litigation.

 

 

 

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    Preparation for 2018 Fiscal Year-End SEC Filings and 2019 Annual Shareholder Meetings

    January 29, 2019| Advisory|

    Authors

    Megan Gates

    John Condon

    Anne L. Bruno

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    Anne L. Bruno is a Member at Mintz who advises clients ranging from start-ups to multinational public companies on issues related to corporate and employment law, including executive compensation, employee benefits, securities law, and corporate governance. She is also a key member of the firm’s multidisciplinary ESG practice, helping corporate boards, companies, and their investors navigate a broad range of environmental, social, and governance considerations.