Monthly Archives: June 2026
SEC Proxy Rules Explained: What Public Companies Must Disclose to Shareholders
For publicly traded companies, communication with shareholders is governed by a complex set of federal securities regulations designed to ensure transparency, fairness, and informed investor decision-making. Among the most important of these rules are the Securities and Exchange Commission’s proxy regulations, which control how companies solicit shareholder votes on corporate matters. These regulations arise… Read More »
Understanding Rule 144: When and How Restricted Securities Can Be Resold Without SEC Registration
For shareholders, executives, early investors, and affiliates of public companies, Rule 144 is one of the most important resale safe harbors in federal securities law. It is frequently referenced, often misunderstood, and sometimes treated as if it were an automatic permission slip to sell restricted or control securities. It is not. Rule 144 provides… Read More »
