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Uncovering Factors Influencing Voluntary Information Disclosure in Japanese Listed Companies

  • Senator Thom Tillis introduced Senate Bill 1877 in 2025, a bipartisan effort aimed at updating how investment documents are delivered to investors by promoting electronic distribution.
  • The bill responds to the SEC not updating its electronic delivery opt-in rules for 20 years despite U.S. Capital markets reducing paper use significantly.
  • The legislation requires the SEC to enable default electronic delivery of regulatory documents, while allowing investors to opt out and receive printed copies.
  • Nearly 80% of Americans prefer electronic delivery, and Charles Schwab states it lowers costs, avoids waste, and improves efficiency.
  • If enacted, the bill aims to increase efficiency in disclosures, reduce unwanted paper, and better align regulations with the digital economy's demands.
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Modern investor disclosure proposed in Senate

(The Center Square) – The Securities and Exchange Commission would need to propose rules that allow for the default electronic delivery of regulatory documents to investors if a North Carolinian’s proposal in the U.S. Senate becomes law.

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Phys.org broke the news in United Kingdom on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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