The SEC’s Executive Pay Disclosure Roundtable: Agenda Announced

Broc RomanekUpdated on June 13, 2025June 13, 20251 min read

As I blogged last month, the SEC is holding a half-day roundtable on Thursday, June 26^th to consider whether the SEC’s executive pay disclosure requirements need updating. At the time, the public was invited to submit comments on 9 lengthy questions posed in this statement from SEC Chair Paul Atkins. Only a dozen comment letters have been submitted so far.

Now the SEC has posted the agenda for the June 26^th roundtable and it includes three panels on these topics:

1. Executive Compensation Decisions: Setting Compensation and Informing Investment and Voting Decisions

2. Executive Compensation Disclosure: How We Got Here and Where We Should Go

3. More on Executive Compensation Disclosure: How We Got Here and Where We Should Go

You can watch the roundtable online, which starts at 1 pm eastern on the 26^th. You only need to register if you intend to attend in-person in DC…

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Broc Romanek

Cooley

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