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"disclosure standards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in legal or business contexts to refer to the rules and regulations surrounding the disclosure of information, particularly in regards to financial or confidential matters. Example: "The company's financial statements are held to the highest disclosure standards to ensure transparency for investors and stakeholders."
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For the private sector it means better disclosure standards.
He must convince companies to adopt new disclosure standards.
Valuation methodologies and disclosure standards on toxic investments still vary widely.
Since most life insurers are not listed companies but mutual societies, disclosure standards are poor.
It will take time for companies to meet S.E.C. accounting and disclosure standards, he said.
IOSCO sets global disclosure standards and has focused in recent years on financial transparency.
We need to get creative in getting these common disclosure standards adopted.
And it would impose tough disclosure standards on sales of company stock by executives.
The new forms, scheduled to be available next year, set disclosure standards for private health plans covering 180 million people.
Regulators, such as Britain's Financial Services Authority, seem content to let the market set its own disclosure standards.
Companies will no longer have to list on an SEC-accredited exchange, which often comes with onerous disclosure standards.
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