The Security and Exchange Commission's (SEC's) new rules on executive and board compensation disclosure will become effective in 2007 for companies with fiscal years ending on or before December 15, 2006. To help companies meet the new disclosure requirements, Equilar has released its 2006 Proxy Disclosure Examples Report, which contains actual examples from recent proxy filings that comply or closely align with the new rules.
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