BRAEDEN ANDERSON
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17 CFR Part 229 Explained: Regulation S-K, SEC Disclosure Rules, Business Description, Risk Factors, MD&A, Cybersecurity, Executive Compensation, Exhibits, and Public Company Reporting
A practical guide to 17 CFR Part 229, Regulation S-K, the SEC’s narrative disclosure rules for business descriptions, risk factors, MD&A, cybersecurity, legal proceedings, non-GAAP measures, executive compensation, governance, exhibits, and public company reporting.
17 CFR Part 210 Explained: Regulation S-X, SEC Financial Statements, Auditor Independence, Acquired Business Financials, Pro Forma Financial Information, and Public Company Reporting
A practical guide to 17 CFR Part 210, Regulation S-X, the SEC’s rules for financial statements, auditor independence, accountants’ reports, acquired business financials, pro forma financial information, internal controls, and public company reporting.
17 CFR Part 209 Explained: SEC Forms Under the Rules of Practice, Form D-A, Asset Disclosure, and Financial Information
A practical guide to 17 CFR Part 209, the SEC’s rules on forms prescribed under the Rules of Practice, including Form D-A for disclosure of assets and financial information in SEC enforcement, penalty, disgorgement, collection, and ability-to-pay matters.
17 CFR Part 205 Explained: SEC Attorney Conduct Rules, Reporting Up-the-Ladder, Issuer Representation, Supervisory Duties, and Attorney Discipline
A practical guide to 17 CFR Part 205, the SEC attorney conduct rules governing lawyers appearing and practicing before the Commission in issuer representations, including up-the-ladder reporting, issuer-as-client duties, supervisory attorney responsibilities, subordinate attorney duties, sanctions, discipline, and no private right of action.
17 CFR Part 204 Explained: SEC Debt Collection Rules, Administrative Offset, Salary Offset, Tax Refund Offset, Wage Garnishment, and Collection Procedures
A practical guide to 17 CFR Part 204, the SEC’s rules on debt collection, administrative offset, salary offset, tax refund offset, administrative wage garnishment, credit bureau reporting, collection services, and collection agency referrals.