The SEC has proposed amendments that would allow public companies to file a semiannual report on a new Form 10-S instead of three quarterly reports on Form 10-Q. Partners Andrew Brady, Brian Breheny and Raquel Fox, counsel Caroline Kim, Jeongu Gim and Joshua Shainess, and associates Leo Chomiak, Nicholas Lamparski, Khadija Messina, Sydney Smith and Kyle Wiley discuss the details and implications of what would be the most significant change to periodic reporting since 1970.
SEC Proposes Optional Semiannual Reporting for Public Companies
Wall Street Lawyer