Tuesday May 21, 2013

Companies may spend $386m on proxies in 2012, Broadridge reports

U.S. companies cut $39.4 million from the cost of sending out proxy packages this year, reports Broadridge Financial Solutions.

The Wall Street Journal cites newly released data by proxy processor Broadridge Financial Solutions in reporting that “U.S. companies cut another $39.4 million from the cost of sending out their full proxy packages this year.” Indeed, for 2012, companies and mutual funds are on pace to collectively spend $385.6 million printing and mailing over 12,000 proxy packages and positions. That is down from the $425 million tallied in 2011. Broadridge, which processes proxies for more than 90 percent of the public companies and mutual funds in North America, will present its full study at a meeting of the Society of Corporate Secretaries & Governance Professionals later this week.

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