Cybersecurity Breach Disclosures Adopted - The SEC has adopted new rules that require reporting public companies to disclose cybersecurity incidents within four days after the…
Weinberg & CompanyAugust 18, 2023
Best Practice Newsletter – Sept 2023
New ESG Rules Delayed by Public Comment Letters-- The SEC is delaying final ruling on wide sweeping Environmental, Social and…
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Administrative Law- Supreme Court Will Hear SEC Appeal- The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case (SEC v. Jarkesy) in its 2023-2024 term where the…
Weinberg & CompanyJuly 20, 2023
ESG Moves to Final Rule Stage Updated SEC Rulemaking Agenda Released- Climate change disclosure rules are one of 37 tagged as in “Final Rule Stage”,…
Weinberg & CompanyJuly 17, 2023
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Best Practice Newsletter – May 2023
SEC Sued Over Stock Buyback Rule- The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has sued the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to block implementation of its finalized…
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Best Practice Newsletter – April 2023
Supreme Court Ruling Reduces Power of SEC, FTC- In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court on April 14 made it easier for individuals and companies…
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Best Practice Newsletter – March 2023
SVB Failure Evokes Call for Fair Value Accounting- Fingers are pointing in every direction in the aftermath of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).…
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Best Practice Newsletter – February 2023
Caging Unicorns-- The SEC is considering imposing additional oversight over large privately held companies by overhauling Rule 506 of Reg D, which would include a…
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Best Practice Newsletter – January 2023
SEC Set to Rule on Climate Change/ESG Disclosures in April- The SEC is expected to make its final ruling on adoption of Climate Change Disclosure…
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Best Practice Newsletter – December 2022
SEC Targets Crypto Risk Disclosures- The SEC has posted a sample letter on its website which will be sent to companies whose filings have been…
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Best Practice Newsletter – November 2022
DOJ Targets Board Conflicts- The US Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division is targeting directors who sit on boards of competing companies as part of its…
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