SEC No-Action Letters on Proxy Materials Reinforce ESG Commi

analysis of DCF’s no-action letters and how the Staff has narrowly interpreted Rule 14a-8i 12 i of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and related regulations, empowering activists to demand action on matters that, until recently, were not the focus of shareholder scrutiny

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