SEC Proposes Optional Semi-Annual Reporting Regime | Proskauer - Regulatory & Compliance

JD Supra·May 6

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The sec has proposed an optional semi-annual reporting regime for public companies. This proposal would allow domestic issuers to report on a semi-annual basis, potentially replacing the current quarterly reporting requirement, with some outlets suggesting a new form, known as form 10-s, would be used for this purpose. The proposal has been put forth for comment, with various law firms weighing in on its potential implications for public companies.

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