A corporation sends its shareholders a letter concerning an upcoming proxy vote, and it is considered "soliciting material" distributed before holders receive a valid proxy statement. Must this letter must be filed with the SEC?

A corporation sends its shareholders a letter concerning an upcoming proxy vote, and it is considered "soliciting material" distributed before holders receive a valid proxy statement. Must this letter must be filed with the SEC? 




A) Yes, no later than the date of first publication
B) Yes, concurrently with the definitive proxy
C) Only if it contains confidential shareholder information
D) No, because it is exempted by rule







Answer: A


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