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ARTICLE · 05 APRIL 2019

SIFMA Urges SEC To Modify Quarterly Report Forms

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In response to a request for comments, SIFMA urged the SEC to modify Form 10-Q and to "modernize" the disclosure framework to mitigate the unnecessary burden on reporting companies while retaining investor protections.

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In response to a request for comments, SIFMA urged the SEC to modify Form 10-Q and to "modernize" the disclosure framework to mitigate the unnecessary burden on reporting companies while retaining investor protections.

SIFMA said that:

  • companies should continue to have flexibility with respect to the issuance and content of earnings releases;
  • the "Supplemental Approach" should not be adopted on the grounds that it would not help achieve the SEC's goal of "reducing inefficiencies and enhancing investor protection";
  • the SEC's rules relating to the reporting framework should be "harmonized with the rules and regulations of other applicable regulatory authorities";
  • the SEC should rethink its eXtensible Business Reporting Language requirements; and

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