Sentence examples for market-sensitive information from inspiring English sources

Large-scale operators, however, tend to have comparative advantage over small-scale operators in terms of investing in private networks and systems (formal and informal) that enhance access and capacity to process and store market-sensitive information.

All EU commissioners, and in particular competition commissioners, have access to privileged and market-sensitive information.

If you text market-sensitive information to News International, you get promoted.

Lawyers argue that he was breaching banking laws by tipping off Mr Fiorani with market-sensitive information.

The Bank of Italy has access to lots of market-sensitive information, and it also sets interest rates.

Alex Salmond has accused the Treasury of leaking market-sensitive information about the future of RBS in Scotland in a dirty tricks campaign to undermine the independence campaign.

Fifth, in contrast to U.S. securities law, which has historically been based on periodic disclosure, Australia adopted a "continuous disclosure" regime, which is designed to ensure that investors are adequately informed of market sensitive information on a timely basis.

A valuable three minutes for the FT or the Wall Street Journal if it's market sensitive information.

The matter raised concerns in Whitehall that the tobacco lobby was in receipt of market sensitive information, raising questions about the relationship between Brussels and lobbyists.

The first minister said it was a clear breach of Treasury and civil service rules, which ban any official from releasing market sensitive information.

He said: "I have always respected the journalistic right to protect sources but I know that the BBC will want to support the investigation by the cabinet secretary [Kerslake] in the leak of this market sensitive information.