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SEC pressed to follow other federal agencies in going paperless

Lawmakers in the House have introduced bipartisan legislation that would require the SEC to deliver documents to investors in electronic format.

White houseDistrict of columbiaUnited statesNew yorkBill huizengaMolly weisnerValerie szczepanikGary genslerNew york timesDepartment of laborFinancial technologyUniversity of north carolina at chapel hillOffice of managementHouse financial services committeeCongressional budget officeExchange commission

Why E-Delivery Should Should be at the Top of the SEC s Rulemaking Agenda

As agencies and a vast majority of investors move to digital, the SEC should make e-delivery the industry standard.

Kristen malinconicoCommerce centerUs department of laborExchange commissionSecurity administrationDepartment of laborUs chamberSocial security administrationThrift savingsInvestors actCapital markets

PRINTING United Alliance Opposes Legislation Making E-Delivery the Default

Financial firms have long advocated for digital-first public policies. Now they are pushing Congress to mandate the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the federal agency charged with protecting investors, to expand electronic delivery (e-delivery). PRINTING United Alliance opposes the legislation.

United statesMicah hauptmanFord bowersInvestor advisory committeeHouse financial services committeeHouse financial services committee onExchange commissionUnited allianceAmerican association of retired personsImproving disclosureInvestors actBill huizengaMaxine watersAmerican associationRetired personsInvestor protection

House committee advances bill calling on SEC to allow default e-delivery

A bill advanced out of committee that directs the SEC to propose rules allowing companies to e-deliver documents to investors by default.

Jake auchinclossBryan steilBill huizengaHouse financial services committeeImproving disclosureInvestors actWiley nickel

Top Democrat opposes bill facilitating e-delivery of investment documents

Legislation that would make e-delivery the default method for sending documents to investors is opposed by a top Democrat.

United statesJim febeoBill huizengaMaxine watersMelissa macgregorJake auchinclossPatrick mchenryExchange commissionHouse financial services committeeFinancial markets associationFidelity investmentsImproving disclosureInvestors actWiley nickelNorth carolinaSecurities industry

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