Despite increased availability of electronic voting, it might be wondered why shareholders continue to hang on to paper proxies... and why companies let them
When Investor Relations looked at electronic proxy voting last year we discovered the practice had begun to catch on in the US and was on the verge of catching on in the UK and elsewhere. Since then the trend has continued. This proxy season there were more companies than ever that gave their shareholders the choice to vote electronically and posted proxy and annual report materials on the internet. More shareholders consented to access proxy materials through the internet, thus saving companies
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