SEC’s Semiannual Reporting Plan Prompts Accounting Board Review
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bloombergMarkets
July 9, 2026 · 08:12
The US accounting board is examining if any changes to its rulebook are necessary should the Securities and Exchange Commission scale back how often publicly traded companies need to report their earnings to investors.
Sandy Peters, Senior Head of Global Advocacy at CFA Institute, discusses sentiment around a potential move to semi-annual reporting. (Source: Bloomberg)
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