The SEC’s semi-annual update of its rulemaking docket was released on July 20. Overall, the SEC has cut its rulemaking agenda by about half under the Trump administration.

A number of long-anticipated Dodd-Frank rulemakings on executive compensation disclosure are missing from the docket:

• Pay Versus Performance
• Listing Standards for Recovery of Erroneously Awarded Compensation (Clawbacks)
• Disclosure of Hedging by Employees, Officers and Directors
• Incentive Compensation at Financial Institutions.

Likewise, the Universal Proxy rulemaking was missing.

Still on the docket of proposed rulemakings:

• Amendments to the XBRL Program
• Business and Financial Disclosures required by Regulation S-K
• Guide 3 Bank Holding Company Disclosure
• Reporting of Proxy Votes on Executive Compensation and Other Matters
• Concept Release on Possible Revisions to Audit Committee Disclosures
• Rulemaking to Simplify Regulation S-K Provisions Governing Non-Financial Disclosures