EDGAR, which is short for Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval system, is a massive U.S. government database on the finances of publicly traded corporations that is free to the public.

"DFIN is now offering the option for early adopters to file on EDGAR Next, giving our clients confidence that their submissions will be handled seamlessly during and after the transition," said Floyd ...

On March 24, 2025, the SEC’s new filing system, “EDGAR Next,” went live. This transition has left Section 16 reporting persons with various questions about what they need to do and by when. The ...

For decades, SEC filings research has been an expensive, time-consuming nightmare. Professionals have been forced to choose between EDGAR's clunky interface and overpriced, complex third-party tools ...

Earlier this year, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) introduced a new filing system, referred to as EDGAR Next, which establishes an authentication process for EDGAR filers seeking to ...

The pay-as-you-go cost is based on the size of the filing. It costs as little as $9 to EDGARize and submit a typical 10-page 8-K or similar filing, making this the least expensive option industry-wide ...

DFIN is filing now using EDGAR Next security protocols, offering easy self-service enrollment and full-service administration to ensure uninterrupted filing access. DFIN is now using EDGAR Next ...