Ongoing congressional oversight by the House Oversight Committee, including subpoenas for figures like Leon Black and scrutiny of NDAs, alongside reported federal investigations into Epstein’s former top advisers, continues to shape expectations around additional document disclosures. The Department of Justice completed its primary release of roughly 3.5 million pages under the Epstein Files Transparency Act in January 2026, with smaller follow-on productions and court-ordered reviews of redactions occurring through mid-year. Recent developments include a GOP-led bill aimed at easing NDA restrictions for survivors and new lawsuits tied to Epstein’s estate. These institutional and legal processes, rather than a singular comprehensive client list, represent the main avenues for further transparency that could influence market resolution.