U.S. companies rely on the capital markets for a greater portion of their total funding, and on the debt capital markets for a greater portion of their credit financing, than do companies in Europe or Asia. In short, U.S. capital markets play a critical role in both the U.S. and global economy.
Transparency is viewed as fundamental to the efficient functioning of these markets. Transparency, in the form of robust dis-closures by public companies, helps to protect investors, ensure a level playing field, and promote better allocation of capital.
Given the extensive disclosure requirements now applicable to public companies and the ever- increasing length of public company disclosures, some would argue that we are well past the point of information overload. On the other hand, others would note that enhanced disclosure on a broad array of topics improves corporate accountability.
This book cover a variety of topics including:
- Duty to Disclose
- Fraud
- Filing Requirements
- Disclosure Categories
- Business Operations
- Risk Factors
- Compensation
- Special Circumstances and Issues
- And more
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978-1-64105-459-1 (9781641054591)
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