It is based on their recent paper, "Credit Default Swaps and Managers' Voluntary Disclosure," published in the Journal of Accounting Research and available here.
Rule 70 (entitled "Matters not Subject to Disclosure"), published in the version of 13 December 2001, reads: (A) Notwithstanding the provisions of Rules 66 and 67, reports, memoranda, or other internal documents prepared by a party, its assistants or representatives in connection with the investigation or preparation of the case, are not subject to disclosure or notification under those Rules.
As a result, potential abuses are more often exposed by unauthorized disclosures published in the press.
For the second day in a row, Trump centered his attention on the disclosures published by WikiLeaks from the hacked email account of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
The donation was managed by World Vision Australia, and in disclosures published on Thursday it reported receiving $46,985 from the Gates foundation.
Financial disclosures published with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission show that Sifa's five members pumped $768,000 into the group in the 2016-17 financial year.
My study of mortgage disclosures, published in the Ohio State Law Journal, found that many borrowers spent little time reading the final loan disclosures and rarely, if ever, backed out of loans upon learning the terms.
The bill is also another sign that civil libertarian factions of both political parties are uniting in the wake of surveillance disclosures published this month in the Guardian and the Washington Post.
James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, has issued a blistering condemnation of Edward Snowden, calling the surveillance disclosures published by the Guardian and other news outlets a "perfect storm" that would endanger American lives.
A series of disclosures published prominently in The Washington Post about the living conditions, the red tape ensnarling treatment and other serious problems have challenged the notion promoted for years by the Army, especially since the war in Iraq, that wounded soldiers receive unparalleled care at Walter Reed.
The three charges he faced at his trial were based on the first disclosures, published by the Mail on Sunday, that agents tapped Peter Mandelson's telephone for three years in the late 1970s because they feared - incorrectly - he was a Soviet agent.
