In 2000, the S.E.C. adopted Regulation FD, for fair disclosure, which provided that a publicly traded company must broadly disclose any material, nonpublic information that it provided to analysts or other financial professionals who might trade on the news.
However, it is entirely possible to protect those specifics while also broadly disclosing to the public the scope of information subject to collection, and the rationale behind doing so.
A corollary question to public disclosure is how broadly to disclose internally, to lenders, or to D&O insurers.
However, under FERPA, she said a school is more broadly permitted to disclose records without a court order to in-house counsel in the context of litigation if the institution determines their attorney "has a legitimate education interest in the records".
Security breaches, broadly defined, must be immediately disclosed, even if the entity is unaware the breach has occurred.
More broadly, Gentry's missive -- first disclosed by Mother Jones magazine -- promised that conference attendees will have an opportunity to "join the most strategic market-oriented minds in the business world to advance a plan to defend our free enterprise system".
More broadly, I mean that disclosure is the default position; everything should be disclosed except where it might do harm, or, when disclosure becomes oversharing and I'm spamming people.
Regarding natural gas exports, Zinke described his interest in the industry only broadly and declined to disclose any company or entities he's working with.
One way to start being more responsive would be to share the plan with members, according to several foundation executives and others I spoke to, and I understand that in the coming weeks she plans to start sharing some details The failure to disclose it broadly is certainly not a way to inspire transparency and accountability within the organization.
"Everything disclosed. . .
