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Shadow SEC Statement No. 7: Too Much, Too Fast

By John Coates, John C. Coffee, Jr., James D. Cox, Merritt B. Fox and Joel Seligman September 30, 2025 by renholding

We concur with the view of SEC Chair Paul Atkins that the SEC has a three-fold mission as enunciated by Congress in the Securities Exchange Act: Protecting investors, furthering capital formation, and safeguarding fair, orderly, and efficient markets. We also …

Wachtell Lipton Discusses Proposed End of Quarterly Reporting and Action on Shareholder Litigation

By Martin Lipton, Adam O. Emmerich, David A. Katz and Joseph S. Payne September 26, 2025 by renholding

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last week took steps toward modernizing the periodic reporting system for public companies, and also permitted issuers to include mandatory arbitration provisions in their charters and/or bylaws in connection with IPOs and other securities …

How Shifting to Semi-Annual Financial Reporting Affects Market Dynamics and Governance

By Keren Bar-Hava July 18, 2024 by renholding

In recent years, regulatory shifts in financial reporting have garnered significant attention, especially concerning their implications for corporate governance and market dynamics. One notable change was the 2017 regulatory adjustment on the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE), where small-cap firms were …

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Does Reporting Frequency Affect the Allocation of Investor Attention Among Peer Firms? 

By Emmanuel T. De George, Minh Phan and Robert C. Stoumbos September 12, 2019 by renholding

The frequency at which public companies must report financial information to investors has been the subject of intense debate in the European Union, Asia, and more recently the United States. For example, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is examining …

Thinking Holistically Before Dropping Quarterly Reporting

By James D. Cox August 27, 2018 by renholding

Robust capital markets are widely believed to signal economic vitality, and a reliable barometer of such vitality was historically a rising number of IPOs and listings.  Yet, as we are experiencing record setting economic expansion, that barometer has failed us.  …

Quarterly Reporting and Market Liquidity

By Joshua R. Mitts August 27, 2018 by renholding

Trading in U.S. equity markets is fast and cheap.  While proponents of ending quarterly reporting point to the dangers of short-termism, less frequent disclosure is also likely to lead to a decline in liquidity and to greater trading costs.  The …

Cutting Disclosure Frequency Is the Wrong Solution to the Wrong Problem

By Charles K. Whitehead August 27, 2018 by renholding

President Trump has directed the Securities and Exchange Commission to study whether a public company’s reporting requirements should shift from a quarterly to semi-annual schedule.  Doing so, according to the president, “would make business (jobs) even better in the U.S.” …

Do Investors Understand Quarterly Risk Factor Reports?

By Joshua J. Filzen, Garrett A. McBrayer and Kyle Shannon January 11, 2017 by renholding

The observed prices of financial assets are a function of the information available to investors regarding the assets. The revelation of new information regarding the future prospects of a firm affects the price of the firm’s financial securities. The news …

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