The SEC released a statement from Division of Corporation Finance Director Erik Gerding on June 24, 2024 reflecting Gerding’s opening remarks and the matters discussed on a panel addressing the Division's Disclosure Review Program during the April 2024 SEC Speaks Conference in Washington, DC. The statement provides a comprehensive overview of recent developments in the Division and observations gleaned from the review of filings. The related Division of Corporation Finance Statement can be found here.
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