The SEC has concluded its years-long review of CEX's financial disclosures and did not require the company to amend or restate.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has concluded a multi-year review of CEX’s financial disclosures and has not required the company to make any revisions or restatements. The news was confirmed by an SEC letter shared by CEX Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal. In an April 15 social media post, Greval emphasized that the resolution was reached after more than two years of communication with the SEC’s corporate finance department. The March 17 letter, addressed to CEX CFO Alesia Haas, confirms that the SEC has completed its review of the company’s Form 10-K documents for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2022 and 2023. The letter reminds CEX and its management that they are responsible for the accuracy and adequacy of the information they disclose. At the same time, the regulator stressed that the completion of the review does not equate to an endorsement or endorsement of the document. The end of this review marks the end of a lengthy review process that began shortly after the CEX went public in April 2021.