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by baybal2
2604 days ago
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> still ensuring the markets' integrity and fairness. Existing reporting requirements does not ensure markets' integrity and fairness in much of the world, US included. I think, to some extend, the presumption of truthfulness in financial reporting is even giving edge to bad players, and penalises "boring" businesses that have nothing to show but dividends, and a track record paying them. It is much easier to "pool the wool" with some fancy paid off analyst reporting for a tech business with dubious repute than say a concrete factory. |
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