The Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday punted on finalizing a disclosure deadline for a year, delivering a win to hedge funds who won't have to comply with new reporting requirements until at earliest Oct. 2026. Wall Street's chief regulator delayed putting into effect a new obligation for investment funds to report the state of their financial positions during market turmoil for a year. They would do so under a so-called "Form PF", a confidential filing already in use for enforcement actions ...