SEC Proposes Regulation E-Delivery- A New Default to Electronic Delivery Under Federal Securities Laws

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The SEC proposed Regulation E-Delivery on July 16, 2026, establishing a framework for default electronic delivery of regulatory information under federal securities laws. Covered entities can e-deliver without affirmative consent if recipients have an electronic address, receive prominent disclosure, and haven't opted out. Non-personal financial information can be pushed directly, while PFI requires a notify-and-pull approach via secure links.

• •SEC proposes Reg E-Delivery making electronic delivery the default without affirmative consent
• •Recipients can opt out anytime and request paper copies free of charge
• •PFI requires a statement-of-availability with secure link; non-PFI can be pushed directly

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