Disclosure timing
Late congress stock disclosures
Late congress stock disclosures are trades where the gap between transaction date and public filing exceeded the 45-day STOCK Act threshold — sorted by longest delay first so you can see who filed late and by how many days.
FAQ
Late disclosures — FAQ
How this list works and what the numbers mean.
A stock trade where the filing date is more than 45 days after the transaction date, per the standard STOCK Act reporting threshold.
Delayed disclosure reduces real-time transparency. Researchers and journalists track late filings for accountability.
Penalties depend on circumstances and enforcement. This page lists timing facts from public records, not legal conclusions.
We show late disclosures from filings published within the recent measurement window, sorted by longest delay first.
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