Jun. 19, 2026
The SEC should keep quarterly reporting requirements because they promote transparency, accountability, and investor confidence in the financial markets. By requiring public companies to disclose their financial performance every three months, investors receive timely information that helps them make informed decisions and monitor company management. Quarterly reports also reduce the risk of fraud or misleading financial practices by ensuring that companies are regularly scrutinized by regulators, analysts, and shareholders. Without quarterly reporting, investors could face longer periods of uncertainty, leading to less efficient markets and greater opportunities for important financial information to be hidden from the public. Sincerely, Neta Cassetty Franklin,KY Sent from my iPhone