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The companies operating the U.S. stock exchanges are in talks with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to ease regulatory burdens on public companies, aiming to encourage high-value startups to list on the exchanges.

According to media reports, these discussions involve the SEC, Nasdaq, and the New York Stock Exchange, and the reforms being discussed include reducing the amount of required disclosures and the costs of public offerings.

Sources added that these discussions have been ongoing for several months, as part of efforts to ease regulatory constraints during President Trump's administration, which seeks to stimulate growth.

Some market experts believe that implementing these efforts would represent the most significant regulatory reform since former President Barack Obama signed the JOBS Act in 2012, and is seen as a continuation of the efforts made during Trump's first term.