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SEC Chair Jay Clayton Says Quarterly Reporting Won’t Change ‘Anytime Soon’ – WSJ

By Securities Docket on October 12, 2018, 7:53 am

In the near term, public companies won’t get a break from quarterly earnings reporting, an idea that President Trump asked U.S. regulators to study.

The Securities and Exchange Commission may weigh the idea of moving to six-month reporting for smaller firms, but “I don’t think quarterly reporting is going to change for our top names anytime soon,” SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said Thursday.

via SEC Chair Jay Clayton Says Quarterly Reporting Won’t Change ‘Anytime Soon’ – WSJ.

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