Historical Annual Reports & SEC Filings
The Historical Annual Reports to Stockholders, 10Ks, Prospectuses and Proxies for NYSE and ASE companies are available on microfiche.
Please consult the Excel Finding aid below for a list of companies and available reports
Note: Access policies for Columbia University Libraries differ see: Accessing the Libraries
Corporate Annual Reports & the SEC Filings at the Library of Congress
Library of Congress Duplication Services
Phone: (202) 707-5640 / Fax: (202) 707-1771
Email: duplicationservices@loc.gov
Online request form: https://www.loc.gov/duplicationservices/customer-service/contact/
.Annual Reports at Academic Business Libraries
This resource created and maintained by Purdue University Libraries presents a merged list of the corporate annual reports held at twelve university libraries and can be searched by keyword or by university.
Corporate Annual Reports at the Library of Congress
Annual reports provide a window into how a company presents itself to its investors and the public and describe corporate performance at a particular point in time. This guide presents indexes for the vast collection of these reports at the Library.
EDGAR: Securities Exchange Commission
EDGAR is the key database for SEC filings; almost all financial, operations, and ownership data is derived from documents in the EDGAR database. The Securities Exchange Commission's Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system (EDGAR), performs automated collection, validation, indexing, acceptance, and forwarding of SEC filings. Not all documents filed with the Commission by public companies are available on EDGAR; for example, filings by foreign companies are not required to be filed on EDGAR, but some of these companies do so voluntarily.
LSEG Workspace contains real-time and historical SEC EDGAR filings, scanned images of company annual reports and foreign exchange filings.
SEC Filings page contains more than 16 million documents, going back to 1960. Learn how to search for SEC Filings and the most common document types.
To locate SEC documents prior to 1996 which are not available in any of the sources above, patrons may contact the Securities and Exchange Commission directly following the instructions near the bottom of the SEC's Public Documents
Bloomberg:
Bloomberg contains EDGAR filings. To get a list of company's EDGAR filings, type: "{ticker symbol} <EQUITY><GO>" Bloomberg has filings back to 1993