Congress Tells SEC to Expand Electronic Delivery of Investor Disclosures, With Opt-Out for Paper
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American Securities Association urges the SEC to expand electronic delivery of investor communications, pointing to recent House action that included the Improving Disclosure for Investors Act.
Investment Company Institute asks SEC to shift to default electronic delivery, explicitly tying the push to Congress considering the Improving Disclosure for Investors Act of 2025.
Earlier Senate version of the proposal is described, providing background on the default e-delivery approach and investor opt-out debate.
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Improving Disclosure for Investors Act of 2025
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