Fair disclosure requires listed-company boards to publish policies and promptly notify exchanges of changes, promoting market equality. Every company with securities listed on a stock exchange must have its board of directors formulate and publish on its official website a code of practices and procedures for fair disclosure of unpublished price sensitive information, complying with the principles in Schedule A and without diluting these regulations, and must promptly intimate the stock exchanges of the code and any amendments.
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Fair disclosure requires listed-company boards to publish policies and promptly notify exchanges of changes, promoting market equality.
Every company with securities listed on a stock exchange must have its board of directors formulate and publish on its official website a code of practices and procedures for fair disclosure of unpublished price sensitive information, complying with the principles in Schedule A and without diluting these regulations, and must promptly intimate the stock exchanges of the code and any amendments.
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