Goodwin’s PCAP has updated our 2022 Form 10-Q Form Check Table for the quarter ended September 30, 2022. We are very excited to provide this tool to public companies to use in preparing and reviewing their Form 10-Qs.
Goodwin’s PCAP has updated our 2022 Form 10-Q Form Check Table for the quarter ended September 30, 2022. We are very excited to provide this tool to public companies to use in preparing and reviewing their Form 10-Qs.
Foreign private issuers (FPIs) occupy a unique space in the securities laws as they are eligible to file on forms specifically designed for FPIs while at the same time they are generally subject to the same anti-fraud provisions of the securities laws as domestic issuers. To provide companies with an overview…
For foreign private issuers (FPIs) with a calendar year-end, now is the time of year to conduct the annual assessment to determine whether the company still qualifies as an FPI. Goodwin’s Public Company Advisory Practice has prepared the following memo on assessing FPI status. SEC rules generally require that a…
Given the state of the capital markets and current global economic uncertainty, Goodwin’s Public Company Advisory Practice has been thinking through potential risk factors to be included in Form 10-Qs for the quarter ended June 30, 2022. To this end, we have prepared a Risk Factor Alert providing guidance on 10-Q risk factors and sample risk factors for potential inclusion in 10-Qs this quarter.
For public companies with a calendar year-end, now is the time of year for a company to conduct its public float calculation that will determine its Exchange Act reporting status as an accelerated filer, large accelerated filer, non-accelerated filer, smaller reporting company (SRC), and/or emerging growth company (EGC). The following…
While annual meeting season for calendar year-end companies is heading towards the home stretch, numerous companies are still filing additional proxy materials. We have seen companies file these materials this year in various contexts, including to deal with an adverse voting recommendation from ISS or to provide additional disclosure. One…
When is quantitative disclosure that’s not GAAP considered a non-GAAP financial measure and when is it not? To answer that question requires a brief history lesson on non-GAAP financial measures. Almost 20 years ago, the SEC adopted Regulation G and amendments to Item 10(e) of Regulation S-K. This relatively mundane…
With the adoption of universal proxy under which a dissident shareholder will be required to solicit at least 67% of the company’s shareholders coupled with the fees Broadridge/Mediant charge companies to mail proxy materials to street name holders, the question often arises as to whether public companies are required to…