The SEC fixed its own typos in foreign insider rules
What happened
The US Securities and Exchange Commission fixed errors in its rules about foreign insiders. It removed language that was accidentally included and references to an old law that no longer exists.
Why it matters
This document is administrative cleanup. It ensures the rules about foreign insiders match what the agency actually intended. It does not create new requirements or remove existing ones, only clarifies the original text.
The signal
The SEC's rules for foreign insiders now match what the agency intended. This particular error is now closed.