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: Australian Regulatory Compliance ReviewHandling of confidential information by listed companies: ASIC guide
ASIC has released Consultation Paper Handling confidential information (CP 128) and the attached draft regulatory guide for discussion. The paper sets out a range of best practice guidelines for companies and their advisers who are in receipt of confidential, price-sensitive information.
ASIC?s goal in developing these best practice guidelines is to help parties ensure that confidential, price-sensitive information is provided to all the market in a timely manner, through the ASX announcements platform, rather than provided selectively to some participants at an incomplete stage.
Full post as published by Australian Regulatory Compliance Review on December 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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