SEC's new e-delivery rule for financial documents gets trashed by paper-first activists
Americans for Paper Access lined up against the Securities and Exchange Commission's proposed regulation that would make e-delivery the default delivery for sensitive financial documents.
Americans for Paper Access has voiced strong opposition to a proposed Securities and Exchange Commission regulation. This regulation aims to establish e-delivery as the default method for distributing sensitive financial documents. The group’s stance indicates a preference for traditional paper-based communication over digital alternatives.
- Americans for Paper Access opposes the SEC’s proposed regulation.
- The regulation would make e-delivery the default for sensitive financial documents.
- The group favors paper delivery over electronic methods.
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