#SECGuidance The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issues guidance to clarify securities laws and help market participants comply with regulations. This guidance can cover topics like disclosures, accounting standards, and compliance procedures. It aims to promote transparency, protect investors, and ensure fair market practices. While not legally binding like formal rules, SEC guidance reflects the agency’s views and expectations. Companies, investors, and financial professionals often rely on this guidance to make informed decisions and avoid enforcement actions. Regular updates help the market adapt to emerging risks, technologies, and trends, such as cryptocurrency, ESG disclosures, and cybersecurity threats.