SEC disclosure timeliness requirements since it affects financial outlook at the very least. If they can't even be heavily punished by public institutions for a

SEC disclosure timeliness requirements since it affects financial outlook at the very least. If they can't even be heavily punished by public institutions for at least that, how can they be expected to punish when given more breakable rules? Or, as the EU erroneously thought, does the US really believe the lack of punishment is due to legal handcuffs instead of political will, resources, and lobbying? More paper will not magically turn handshakes into arrest warrants.