The White House is reviewing a proposal from the SEC to ease disclosure requirements for share offerings. The move could impact regulatory standards for companies seeking to raise capital in public markets.
The White House is currently reviewing a proposal from the Securities and Exchange Commission to reduce disclosure requirements for share offerings.
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