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ARTICLE · 03 APRIL 2019

SEC Adopts Amendments To Simplify Disclosure Requirements

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The SEC adopted amendments to Regulation S-K, and related rules and forms, that are intended to reduce disclosure burdens on registrants.

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

The SEC adopted amendments to Regulation S-K, and related rules and forms, that are intended to reduce disclosure burdens on registrants.

The amendments, among other things:

  • permit registrants to omit confidential information from material contracts and certain other exhibits without submitting a request to the SEC;
  • modify and modernize rules and forms to streamline the SEC's disclosure framework;
  • amend the description of property requirement to stress the "materiality threshold"; and
  • enhance access to information by obligating data tagging for certain items on the cover pages of particular filings.

In addition, there are parallel amendments to rules and forms related to investment companies and investment advisers. These include requirements that mandate certain investment company filings to include a hyperlink to each exhibit and for exhibits to be filed in HTML format.

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