Spare shareholders the gravedigging
IN its role as regulator, bourse operator Singapore Exchange (SGX) has the authority to make sure companies disclose material issues in a timely fashion. And, to be sure, a watchdog needs its teeth.
But companies must also do their part on good-faith disclosures, which would do wonders for both their own reputation and trust in the overall Singapore market.
Even when it comes to announcing "just the facts, ma'am", companies should not bury information that's material to investors so deep down that exhumation is necessary.
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