After decades of trying to make the shift, Regulation E-Delivery aims to end the opt-in requirement for receiving electronic investor information.
Unless otherwise stipulated or ordered by the court, these procedures apply to producing documents or electronically stored information:
US states have statutes that can be used to authorize the court to order parties in possession or control of documents to permit other parties to inspect and copy them before trial.
After decades of trying to make the shift, Regulation E-Delivery aims to end the opt-in requirement for receiving electronic investor information.
Alexander Barzacanos 2 min read
Review of Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting means now is the time to assess data, governance, and duplication across reporting processes before the next round of reform.
Victoria Barnes | Burges Salmon 3 min read
Our regular roundup of the latest news and developments from the FCA.
Hameed Shuja 3 min read
An SEC action against RYVYL, Inc, underscores how overstated claims about blockchain capabilities, coupled with omitted risk disclosures, can translate into antifraud liability even when wrapped in the language of innovation.
Vlada Gurvich 2 min read
Atkins touched on familiar themes, including sandboxes for tokenized security trading and a more streamlined IPO process.
Alexander Barzacanos 1 min read
House lawmakers are also moving to allow electronic investor disclosures and communications, but the SEC may act first.
Alexander Barzacanos 1 min read
Could Texas’s recently enacted law SB 29 shape the contours of corporate law?
Alexander Barzacanos 2 min read
The SEC chief touched on his plans to “Make IPOs great again,” review the costs of the Consolidated Audit Trail and PCAOB, and support crypto clarity.
Alexander Barzacanos 2 min read