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The Wall Street regulator has announced plans to adopt a lighter regulatory approach and eliminate quarterly reporting requirements, signaling a shift towards less stringent oversight in the financial industry.
President Donald Trump proposed reducing the frequency of public companies' earnings reports from quarterly to biannual, aiming to save costs and shift focus to long-term management, a move that faces criticism for potentially decreasing market transparency and increasing risk premiums.
Many CEOs value quarterly earnings reports for their discipline and transparency, despite President Trump's proposal to eliminate them to reduce burdens and shift focus to long-term management. While some see benefits in removing guidance pressures, most CEOs appreciate the accountability these reports provide, and the SEC is prioritizing the proposal amidst ongoing debates about short-termism and transparency in public companies.
President Trump proposed that U.S. public companies shift from quarterly to semi-annual earnings reports, aiming to reduce costs and encourage long-term management, a move that would require SEC approval and aligns with practices in Europe. The suggestion has garnered support from some business leaders but faces skepticism from experts who believe broader changes in corporate governance are needed to truly shift focus from short-term results.
President Donald Trump has endorsed ending quarterly financial reporting for public companies, proposing a shift to semi-annual reports to reduce short-termism and regulatory burdens, a move that could impact market transparency and investor insights.
President Donald Trump proposed that companies switch from quarterly to semiannual earnings reports to save costs and improve management focus, a move aligned with practices in the UK and EU, though it requires SEC or congressional approval.
Donald Trump has called on US companies to eliminate quarterly reporting requirements, advocating for a shift in financial disclosure practices to potentially reduce regulatory burdens and improve business flexibility.