Sentence examples for heightened transparency from inspiring English sources

Advocates of active E.T.F.'s also highlight the greater liquidity afforded by continuous trading, as well as heightened transparency.

"Soon anyone in the country will be able to access the same investments as billion ­dollar institutional funds but with roughly 1/10th of the fees, heightened transparency, and low investment minimums of $1,000".

The object lesson of Sony's PlayStation network breach, and the ensuing criticism and lawsuits that resulted from it being perceived as "slow" to notify outsiders of the attack is probably one cause of heightened transparency on the part of companies facing cyber-security threats.

Do all 50 aldermen so fear the Mayor that none was willing to cite this history of corruption as the reason taxpayers deserve heightened transparency from the Mayor's former chief of staff and her 2016 colleagues?

It also comes less than three years after the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform legislation, signed into law by President Barack Obama in 2010, set a host of new standards for the derivatives business, including heightened transparency and reduced taxpayer support.

Unfortunately, there are likely as many forms of greenwashing today as there are new efforts to heighten transparency, so relying only on modern internet-based tools or chat groups should be done at every investor's peril.

As part of a response to the global economic crisis, the European Union will also study shifting more trades to exchanges and consider the creation of a data warehouse to heighten the transparency of trades and to promote the standardization of contracts, the European Commission said.

Synthetic Piracy says the desired outcome of the project is "just to see what happened," but a complementary result is increased transparency and heightened visibility of the affiliations major players in the art world have with politicians.

The limited data used here suggests that there is a relatively consistent level of phenomenal transparency, which may be either heightened or undermined, by a less consistent level of literal transparency.

In an effort to stamp out corruption, the speaker has instituted rules requiring greater transparency, stricter ethics and heightened oversight of groups requesting money.

The report also analyses China's progress in modernising its military and says that a "lack of transparency" about its military capabilities has heightened regional tensions.