Sentence examples for disclosure holds from inspiring English sources
Reclined on a sofa in a suite at the Delano hotel — not far from Light, the Vegas nightclub where Disclosure holds down a popular monthly residency — he tapped out a simple rhythm on his leg to demonstrate.
We test whether investors react more strongly to narrative disclosures when the CEO's presence or association with the message is more salient in the disclosure, holding all other information constant.
Host regulators must recognise the competence of home regulators.With the benefit of hindsight, it seems clear that harmonisation, although quite useful in some areas such as aligning accounting and disclosure standards—holds limited appeal.
It compares the performance of secretive hedge funds with those that give clients full disclosure, by holding their securities in segregated "managed accounts".
The government last month commissioned accounting firm KPMG to produce an independent assessment of the company but both premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Pitt said the company's lack of disclosure had held up efforts to plan assistance.
According to the disclosures, Mr. Roldugin holds similar shares of other companies, including an advertising firm founded by another close associate of Mr. Putin's, Mikhail Y . Lesin who was found dead in a hotel in Washington last fall.
And the move to retract a portion of Mr. Stumpf's lavish compensation — at the time of Wells Fargo's latest annual disclosure, he held shares and options valued at around $247 million — has not appeased some senators who criticized Mr. Stumpf last week.
Disclosure: I hold Twitter shares.
(Disclosure: I hold bitcoin and ether).
But at the same time, other shareholders might have been equally frustrated by Viacom, The Walt Disney Co., even General Electric (which in the interest of full disclosure is held in my 401(k) retirement account since my days at CNBC).
(Full disclosure: Qualcomm held a development contest focused on this platform last year. I entered on a whim, but placed just outside of the ranks that walked away with prizes. Probably didn't need to be disclosed, but transparency for the win).
