Category: Good Disclosure Examples

There should be some sort of overview in the proxy about topics that are addressed in other corporate documents more thoroughly. These overviews typically cover things addressed in greater detail in the Form 10-K and ESG report. Often this comes…
Transparency Criteria #22 for the proxy states: Board skills are presented in a matrix or table indicating the skills held by each individual director. Transparency Criteria #23 for the proxy states: Board skills are presented in a matrix, table, graphic(s),…
Transparency Criteria #21 for the proxy states: Each director biography includes a photo and at least five separately presented attributes (such as tenure, age, independence, other public directorships, and committee assignments). Fortunately, director bios have almost uniformly come a long…
Transparency Criteria #19 for the proxy states: The proxy summary or introduction to election of directors proposal includes graphics presenting, at a minimum: ages; tenures; genders; and race/ethnicities of the full board. This one goes in tandem with the board…
Someone from LEXamples wrote in suggesting we add SEC exhibits to the coverage of the transparency universe. It’s an interesting thought given that 2.4 million exhibits have been referenced in an SEC filing since 2017. The reader notes that redlined…
Transparency Criteria #18 for the proxy states: The proxy summary or introduction to election of directors proposal includes a board summary matrix, table, graphics, or other visual elements that names all directors and includes, at a minimum: each director’s primary…

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