In Focus
CII Urges SEC to Maintain Quarterly Reporting Requirements
CII sent a letter to the SEC June 25 opposing the commission’s proposal to let public companies replace quarterly Form 10-Q reports with semiannual Form 10-S reports. CII argues that quarterly reporting provides timely, comparable and reliable information that supports investor decision-making, market efficiency, accountability and confidence in U.S. capital markets.
CII and 17 CII Members Ask SpaceX to Rethink Governance Provisions Ahead of IPO
CII submitted a
letter June 9, cosigned by 16 of its members, to SpaceX outlining significant concerns regarding the corporate governance provisions disclosed in the company’s proposed IPO. The letter reflects priorities consistently raised by CII’s members and found in its membership-approved
corporate governance policies. The correspondence asks the company to reconsider these provisions before completing its offering.
CII Supports Nasdaq Proposal to Tighten Listing Rules for Chinese Companies
In a June 9
letter to the SEC, CII supports Nasdaq’s proposal to adopt additional initial listing criteria for companies primarily operating in China (including Hong Kong and Macau). The criteria include minimum equity-issuance requirements, restrictions on direct listings and more transparency about variable interest entities. The letter also encourages the commission and Nasdaq to extend comparable protections to the smallest microcap companies in other jurisdictions that present heightened risks to U.S. investors, including companies incorporated in the Cayman Islands.
CII Develops New Member-Exclusive SEC Rule 14a-8 No-Action Request Tracker
CII members now have exclusive access to a comprehensive tracker that monitors SEC Rule 14a‑8 no‑action requests on a daily basis. This tool centralizes filings, highlights trends, and supports research, stewardship, and engagement efforts throughout the proxy season. CII members get full access with their membership. Non-members can see a sneak peak
here, or contact us for more information on CII membership.
CII-REF Publishes 2026 Comparison of Key Corporate Governance Features in Select Jurisdictions
This
resource offers a high-level comparison of jurisdictional approaches among Delaware, Nevada, Texas and the Cayman Islands. The table summarizes critical corporate governance and shareholder rights differences such as director and officer liability, fiduciary duties, and shareholder litigation rights, highlighting how specific features impact corporate oversight and investor protections.