SEC Chairman Paul Atkins joins Cheryl Casone on ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss the 40% decline in U.S. public companies compared to 30 years ago. Atkins proposes cutting regulatory burdens, like quarterly reporting, to revive IPOs.
Reviving U.S. public markets requires cutting red tape, according to SEC Chairman Paul Atkins. He warns on ‘Mornings with Maria’ that the number of public companies has plummeted 40% compared to 30 years ago. Atkins proposes making quarterly reporting optional for smaller firms to save valuable investor capital currently wasted on compliance.
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