SEC ISSUES NEW TRANSFER AGENT RULES FOR COMMENT – THE FIRST SUBSTANTIAL REVISITATION AND RELEASE SINCE THE 1980s

After briefly mentioning the many changes we’ve seen in technologies – and in the securities processing space in general since the ‘80s … and in what may be the understatement of the century:  “the Commission concludes that there is a disconnect between the transfer...

READER ALERT! CAN A SINGLE PERSON CONSTITUTE A “COMMISSION”? – AND DECLARE A QUORUM OF ONE?

“Here’s what Jim McRitchie has done” – and what we’d urge all of you to follow up on: “Because the SEC didn’t open a comment period, I filed a petition for rulemaking under Rule 192 of the SEC’s Rules of Practice, asking the Commission to rescind the amendment, or at...

HAS THE SEC BECOME TOTALLY UNTETHERED FROM THE REAL WORLD?

HERE ARE THREE MORE GRIM SIGNS THEY ARE… FORGING AHEAD TO REPEAL PROXY RULES WITH OVER 90 PERCENT OF THE PUBLIC COMMENTS OPPOSED – and literally hundreds of examples from investors, and from public companies of every stripe, as to how important sensible proxy...

TRANSFER AGENCY SEARCHES SEEM TO BE BOILING UP: OUR LIST OF TRAPS FOR THE UNWARY T-A COMPARISON SHOPPER

Suddenly, the U.S. Transfer Agency business is stirring up on a number of fronts, with more new entrants than we’ve seen in many years banging on corporate doors, as many public companies seem to be putting their business up for bids and/or negotiating renewals of old...

MID-YEAR UPDATES ON THE 2026 MEETING SEASON

Through June, CTHagberg LLC Inspectors of Elections have served at 395 of the 600+ Shareholder Meetings we expect to serve at this year, providing a very broad overview of how things have gone this season - straight from the Meeting Room floor.  Of these, 342 or 86.5%...

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Podcast Alert: Annual Meeting Season 2026 — Expert Advice from Carl & Peder Hagberg


Carl and Peder Hagberg of The Shareholder Service OPTIMIZER join Meredith Ervine from TheCorporateCounsel.net to discuss proxy season risks, virtual meetings, and shareholder engagement for 2026.

 Listen to hear their insights on this year’s annual meeting season.

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