How to Handle “Confidential Treatment Requests”
January 1, 2021 •
Our guest – White & Case’s Era Anagnosti – explains the “comment letter process” of the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance, including:
- What is eligible to be treated as “confidential information” and not disclosed in SEC filings?
- If a company decides to redact an exhibit, how should the exhibit index for that company’s ’34 Act reports look like?
- What is the screening process now for the Staff to decide whether to review a filing that has redacted information – that the Staff is conducting a compliance review of a company’s “confidential information” determination?
- If the Staff asks to see an unredacted exhibit, how is that sent down to the Staff?
- What is the process if the Staff decides to issue comments on a CTR? Oral or written? Timing?
- How will a company know that it has responded to comments satisfactorily? That the review is now “closed”?
- How about extensions of previously-granted requests – how does that work now?
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