Informal Corporate Disclosure Under Federal Securities Law (2007 Edition)

Informal Corporate Disclosure Under Federal Securities Law, 2007 Edition examines the regulation of informal disclosuree.g., press releases, speeches, analyst conference calls, webcasts, and investor roadshowsas distinguished from formal, highly structured disclosure in SEC filings. The coverage includes discussion of: Federal securities law, rules and court decisions Self-regulatory organization rules for listed companies Standards of practice prescribed by the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) The 2007 Edition of Informal Corporate Disclosure Under Federal Securities Law includes new discussion of analyst conflicts of interest, including recent measures, both domestic and international, To limit undue influence by issuers and others that can impair research objectivity (see 808). The discussion also examines international standards on selective disclosure to analysts (see 615). In addition, The work features coverage of comments by SEC Chairman Christopher Cox on the adequacy of website and blog disclosure for Regulation FD purposes (see 1008), NASDAQ rules governing disclosure of material information by listed companies (see 302, 404 and Chapter 5), and recent court decisions examining the materiality of forward-looking statements (see 904).J.D. James Hamilton is the author of 'Informal Corporate Disclosure Under Federal Securities Law (2007 Edition)', published 2007 under ISBN 9780808016588 and ISBN 080801658X.