SEC Form DEFR14A

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Definition of 'SEC Form DEFR14A'

A form that is required to be filed with the SEC to revise definitive information previously filed in a form DEFA14A. SEC Form DEFR14A revises the additional definitive information in connection with a proxy solicitation that is filed through the latter form.
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Investopedia explains 'SEC Form DEFR14A'

Section 14A of the code deals with notification to shareholders of matters to be brought before shareholders for a vote, and solicits proxies. DEFA14A is a filing that discloses additional definitive information in relation to that solicitation. Each change to proxy materials requires either an amendment or a revised form, as in the case of a DEFR14A.

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