The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed sweeping changes that would make electronic delivery the default method for sending regulatory documents to investors, replacing a decades-old system that still relies primarily on paper mail. If adopted, the proposed Regulation E-Delivery would allow issuers, broker-dealers, investment advisers and investment companies…
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