“The Trump administration and the SEC say they want to eliminate the need for quarterly financial reports by public companies, a move that would reduce the regulatory burden on companies and encourage more long-term thinking.”

[COMMENTARY] I agree with the logic and intent of this proposal. There’s too much short-term thinking by investors and companies — for a variety of reasons — and hopefully, eliminating quarterly reports will help orient everyone to more profitable longer-term perspectives.
Would Your Company Want To Stop Filing Quarterly Reports if No Longer Required? By Anita Bandy, Elizabeth R. Gonzalez-Sussman, and Raquel Fox, January 3, 2026, Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, USA.