John C. Coffee
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Aug 26, 2026
Presumption of Innocence - Episode 92
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Matt AdamsHOST
Generally, at a high, high level, less reporting, what is at stake specifically for investors?

John C. Coffee Jr.GUEST
The bigger you get, the more of a burden is imposed on you because you can bear it better.

John C. Coffee Jr.GUEST
And one of the things they did was move the level for the body that has to give the greatest and fullest disclosure from seven hundred million to two billion.

John C. Coffee Jr.GUEST
And that basically reduced it by about half, so that half the companies that had to give the highest level of disclosure no longer will.

John C. Coffee Jr.GUEST
That's an awful lot of companies, but we're talking about them being everyone else below that level, which is something like 85%, eighty-one percent of all the issuers on our exchanges will no longer be subject to the highest level of requirement.
7 MINS LATER