Foreign Corporation Financial Disclosure 20-F A Foreign Corporation Financial Disclosure, known in the U.S. as a Form 20-F, is an annual report submitted to the governmental entity (e.g., Securities and Exchange Commission) by foreign private issuers with securities listed on domestic (e.g., U.S.) exchanges. In the United States, the 20-F provides a comprehensive overview of the company's financial position and business operations, including audited financial statements, executive compensation, major shareholders, material risks, and other information required by the SEC.