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June 28th, 2008 at 2:32am
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Press Release: SEC Votes to Propose All-Electronic Disclosure for Foreign Issuers (Press Release No. 2008-20; February 13, 2008)
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. " Home | Previous Page SEC Votes to Propose All-Electronic Disclosure for Foreign Issuers Enhanced Foreign Issuer Disclosure, Updated Test for Registration Also Proposed FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2008-20 Chairman Cox on Foreign Company Disclosure Proposals: Windows Media Player QuickTime Washington, D.C., Feb. 13, 2008 — Today the Securities and Exchange Commission unanimously voted to propose amendments to modernize its disclosure requirements for foreign companies, including eliminating all requirements for paper submissions. Many of the proposed SEC rule changes are designed to update the Commission’s rules, reflect advancements in technology, and respond to the increasing globalization of the capital markets “The proposed amendments would bring our foreign company disclosure requirements into the 21st Century by eliminating any requirement for paper, and by giving investors instant access to foreign company disclosure documents electronically, in English, on the Internet,” said SEC Chairman Christopher Cox. John White, Director of the Commission’s Division of Corporation Finance, said, “Some of today’s rule proposals should be viewed as the latest in a series of recent Commission initiatives to modernize our Exchange Act rules in the wake of the ongoing globalization of securities markets. Others are the result of the Commission’s continuous assessment of its disclosure and other requirements for all registered companies, including reg" .... read entire page
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