SEC is close to ending mandatory quarterly earnings reports that Trump called for

The SEC formally proposed a rule change that would allow companies to file semiannual reports on a new Form 10-S instead of traditional quarterly 10-Qs. The move is a material regulatory shift for public-company disclosure and could meaningfully alter reporting frequency and market transparency standards. While not company-specific, it has potential sector-wide implications for U.S. equities and disclosure practices.

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The SEC formally proposed a rule change that would allow companies to file semiannual reports on a new Form 10-S instead of traditional quarterly 10-Qs. The move is a material regulatory shift for public-company disclosure and could meaningfully alter reporting frequency and market transparency standards. While not company-specific, it has potential sector-wide implications for U.S. equities and disclosure practices.