At a June 4 meeting, the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee voted against the commission’s proposal to end the longstanding requirement that public companies provide quarterly disclosure reports to investors. The committee also discussed the merits of mirror voting.

The SEC June 2 published a draft strategic plan for fiscal 2026 to 2030 setting out broad goals for the agency.

Akademikerpension, a Danish pension fund managing $25 billion in assets announced May 29 that it placed SpaceX on its portfolio exclusion list ahead of ?the company's IPO, citing concerns about the company’s overvalued stock and abysmal governance.

The SEC May 29 proposed rescinding the climate-related disclosure rules previously passed by the commission. The action comes after the rules were placed on hold almost immediately following their approval by the commission in March 2024.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green signed into law May 14 a bill that removes the power to spend on elections from the statutes that authorize businesses, trade associations, and other “artificial persons” to operate in the first place. Businesses incorporated in other states but doing business in Hawaii also will be prohibited from spending money on elections.