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full disclosure

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Full disclosure
Describes exchange and government regulations providing for the release and free exchange of all information pertinent to a given security.
Full Disclosure
The act of revealing all relevant information to the public, especially to avoid the appearance of bias or fraud. The SEC requires publicly-traded companies to render full disclosure of their financial state as much as possible. See also: Transparency.
full disclosure
The disclosure of all relevant financial and operating information. For example, the SEC requires public corporations to make full disclosure when they issue securities.
full disclosure

A requirement to reveal all information relevant to a transaction. Some states have full disclosure laws requiring transmittal of property condition information to buyers.
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Byline: BEN RUMSBY TOM WILLIAMS has revealed the extent of the pressure he felt under from Harlequins not to make a full disclosure on the events behind the "Bloodgate" scandal.
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A HOME OFFICE statement today said: "Hillsborough was a terrible tragedy and the Government is committed to full disclosure of information held centrally and by local agencies in order to help provide a permanent record of documentation relating to the tragedy.
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An important part of the problem has been the very lack of transparency that has enabled the concealment of whatever transpired in the abuse of the funds, and presumably this is what led to the idea of an amnesty, and again presumably, such amnesty would be given in return for full disclosure.
A question of amnesty by The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)
 
 
 
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