The madness of the proxy season is just beginning. Here's a breakdown on what to expect in the ballot box
Kathy Combs wants to talk, but she doesn't have much time. As the corporate secretary at Exelon, a Chicago utility, Combs is juggling a raft of new guidelines and corporate governance rules, on top of the annual madness of the proxy season. 'There's the end-of-year annual reports, we have the new CEO and CFO reporting requirements, the two-day rule for insider trading and prohibition of loans [to senior officials], all already effective,' she says into her speakerphone. 'We're preparing the
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