Regulation Fair Disclosure Law and Legal Definition
Regulation fair disclosure refers to a rule which requires companies to disclose material information to all investors at the same time. The regulation prevents some of the investors from receiving information about earnings, mergers and acquisitions, product discoveries, changes in auditors, and any other information in advance that a reasonable and prudent investor would consider in making an investment decision.
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Related Legal Terms
- 2257 Regulations
- Accelerated Disclosure
- Adequate Disclosure
- Agriculture Acquisition Regulation [AGAR]
- Airline Deregulation Act
- Arduous of Hazardous Positions [Civil Service Regulations]
- Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs
- Bureau of African Affairs [Department of State]
- Bureau of Consular Affairs
- Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs [Department of State]
