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Investors push back on SEC plan to cut earnings reports
Original: Investors push back on SEC plan to release corporate earnings less frequently
Investor groups are opposing a proposal by the US Securities and Exchange Commission that would require companies to report earnings less frequently, potentially moving from quarterly to semi-annual disclosures. Critics argue less frequent reporting would reduce transparency and make it harder for shareholders to track corporate performance, while supporters contend it would cut compliance costs and discourage short-term thinking.
Why now: The SEC proposal would directly change how much financial information investors receive, prompting immediate concern about market transparency.
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