SEC eyes tougher options rules

US securities regulators are close to proposing tougher new rules over the disclosure and approval of stock option plans by US companies. By John Labate in New York, The Financial Times.

According to people close to the Securities and Exchange Commission, it is expected to release, perhaps as early as this week, a rule to require US companies to disclose in their financial statements all option grants that would dilute existing shareholders.

In addition the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq

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