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August 10, 2026 by Healthy Markets

August 10, 2026 via Bloomberg news - In a story about the SEC proposing to move away from quarterly reporting, Healthy Markets President & CEO Tyler Gellasch told Bloomberg news “Making disclosures less frequent doesn’t make the information disappear,” said Tyler Gellasch, president of the Healthy Markets Association, a policy group whose members include pension funds and exchanges. “It just means that the information is being kept away from investors and the public — while still being available to insiders, key customers, and business partners.” (Full story).

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