The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued four major proposals this year affecting companies, investors and law firms, prompting some organizations to ask the agency for more time to respond.
The highest-profile proposal would make quarterly reporting optional. It has drawn thousands of comment letters, most opposing a change to a reporting practice in effect since 1970.
Another would repeal a Biden administration policy requiring companies to disclose climate-re...
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