币界网报道：[US exchanges and regulators discuss reducing the regulatory burden on listed companies] According to a report by Coinnet, according to four people familiar with the matter, US exchange operators are negotiating with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to reduce the regulatory burden on listed companies to encourage more startups with higher valuations to go public. These discussions involve the SEC, Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. The reforms under discussion include reducing information disclosure, reducing listing costs, and making it more difficult for minority investors to take radical actions. The negotiations have been going on for several months. "The numbers are very clear, and companies are staying in private for longer and longer," said Nasdaq President Nelson Griggs. People familiar with the matter said that the discussions focused on regulatory provisions that make it difficult for companies to go public and maintain their listing status. One of the focus areas is the reform of the current proxy voting process, which requires companies to provide shareholders with information so that they can vote on various matters. The reform will make it more difficult for activist shareholders holding a small number of shares to launch proxy voting battles and curb minority investors from submitting proposals repeatedly. They added that the move will also reduce the disclosure burden in preliminary proxy filings.