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Say-on-Pay Dominates New Proxy Season

Other issues loom, including say on corporate political contributions

By Dave Lindorff | Updated on February 16, 2010

The 2010 annual meeting season is shaping up to be an active one for shareholder proxy measures, particularly those dealing with executive compensation issues. But if Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission act on pending measures that make it easier for competing candidates to run for director and give shareholders more say over compensation, this year could end up looking like the calm before the storm.

“I doubt that Congress or the SEC would change the rules in the middle of this meeting year,” says Patrick McGurn, general counsel at RiskMetrics Group, which monitors shareholder actions. “But both reforms look to be on track for 2011.”

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