Regulatory updates

As REITs expand globally, they must navigate complex tax rules, jurisdictional differences, and an evolving U.S. regulatory landscape, says Sarah Beth Rizzo.

Adam Cohen explains why careful tax modeling is critical as REITs navigate increasingly complex partnership structures.

Mangin said REITs are turning to private capital, JVs, and institutional funding, much of it from overseas investors and sovereign wealth funds.

Mike McTiernan of Hogan Lovells discusses evolving SEC engagement, disclosure burdens, and opportunities to improve capital formation.

Partner Zach Swartz also urges REITs to prepare for potential SEC changes in quarterly earnings reporting.

Stacey McEvoy notes that REIT capital raising is a positive sign for activity ahead.

New directives narrow the scope of shareholder proposals and prompt companies to reassess sustainability disclosures.

Alimchandani also highlights recent SEC priorities and trends.

Companies are adapting to tighter SEC and PCAOB oversight by enhancing documentation, consistency, and transparency in financial communications.

Jason Goode is advising clients that 2025 is not a year for “business as usual.”

Sonia Barros expects a shift toward a more deregulatory and pro-business stance at the SEC.