What podcasts say about Marc Steinberg

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What Marc Steinberg has said on podcasts

17 statements · 2 positive · 14 negative · 1 mixed

on SECNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
The current SEC prioritizes capital formation over investor protection.
“this particular commission is not focused primarily on investor protection. It's focused primarily on facilitating capital formation.”
Listen at 11:11
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on Semiannual corporate reportingNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Semiannual reporting would produce minimal cost savings.
“The cost savings are minimal, as shown by the Commission's own studies.”
Listen at 13:10
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on Private offering rulesPositiveOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Restricting private-offering rules would push large private companies toward public markets.
“if the private offering rules are made more restrictive, this will induce these larger companies to go into the public markets”
Listen at 14:06
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on SEC quarterly-reporting proposalNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
About 99% of SEC comment letters opposed the reporting proposal.
“the vast, vast, vast majority of the comment letters that the SEC has received literally, what, hundreds of thousands of them. They oppose this proposal by what, 99%? 99 to 1, if not more.”
Listen at 15:45
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on Voluntary corporate disclosureNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Voluntary disclosure can let companies delay material news for several months.
“With voluntary disclosure, unless an item falls within the Form 8-K, which often it does not, a company can delay disclosure for several months.”
Listen at 17:21
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on Form 8-K disclosure frameworkNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
U.S. companies generally need not disclose events outside Form 8-K until periodic filings.
“unless a disclosure event falls into the 8-K laundry list, There's no duty to disclose that information generally until the next quarterly filing”
Listen at 18:04
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on Form 8-K disclosure frameworkPositiveOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Semiannual reporting should be paired with broader Form 8-K material-information disclosure.
“what it must do is to amend the Form 8-K to require the disclosure of all material information unless justifiable business reason exists otherwise”
Listen at 19:59
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on SEC quarterly-reporting proposalNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Semiannual reporting would enlarge gaps allowing companies to withhold material information longer.
“what this proposal will do is that it will exacerbate this black hole. It will make it larger where companies can keep material information silent for prolonged periods of time”
Listen at 21:52
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on Semiannual corporate reportingNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Reduced transparency could raise companies’ borrowing premiums.
“credit will be extended, that debt can be issued, but it may well be viewed as less favorable to investors because of the higher risk due to the lack of transparency, thereby calling for higher premiums to be paid by the company”
Listen at 23:39
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on Large public companiesNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Most large public companies are unlikely to adopt semiannual reporting initially.
“I would be surprised that a majority of the companies, or even a large percentage less than a majority, would go to semiannual reporting.”
Listen at 25:10
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on Semiannual reporting adoptionMixedOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Competitive pressure could eventually lead many companies to adopt semiannual reporting.
“that, I think, is the risk that will develop that may cause a good number of these companies, perhaps a majority, it's possible, to, in a matter of time over the course of years, go to semiannual reporting.”
Listen at 25:43
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on Semiannual corporate reportingNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Less frequent reporting would increase opportunities for insider trading.
“this will give insiders and others privy to material nonpublic information greater access and opportunity to engage in this type of illegality.”
Listen at 26:59
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on SEC quarterly-reporting proposalNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
The SEC will likely adopt the quarterly-reporting rule largely as proposed.
“we will see the rule largely adopted as proposed.”
Listen at 28:40
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on SEC quarterly-reporting ruleNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
Courts may invalidate the rule if the SEC adopts it.
“we may well have a decision by the US Court of Appeals, which may go up to the US Supreme Court, that invalidates this rule proposal if it in fact is adopted.”
Listen at 29:54
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on SEC administrationNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
The current SEC administration represents an unprecedented assault on investor protection.
“There has been never anything in the history of the SEC with an assault on investor protection as with its current administration.”
Listen at 30:36
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on SEC deregulatory agendaNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
The SEC’s deregulatory agenda risks severe damage to markets and investor protection.
“the Commission is taking real, real risks on causing severe damage to the U.S. capital markets, to investor protection”
Listen at 32:51
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on SEC deregulatory agendaNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week
SEC deregulation could cause financial crises, fraud, and major investor losses.
“there is a real risk, I believe, that we are going to have grave financial fallout, financial crisis, financial frauds, investors losing huge amounts of money”
Listen at 33:27
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