25Jun
SEC amends rules on financial reporting of business acquisitions and dispositions
The SEC recently adopted comprehensive amendments to its rules that govern financial statement requirements for acquisitions or dispositions of significant businesses or other assets. The rules specify the historical financial statements of the business or assets and the related pro forma financial information a registrant must include in its Exchange Act and Securities Act filings. Registrants will first be required to comply with the amended rules at the beginning of their fiscal year...
By:
Hogan Lovells
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