An obligation to disclose all the facts relevant to a business transaction, as required by the SEC. see also disclosure, Rule 13d.
The requirement that variable universal life prospects be fully informed of the charges and costs provided with all important information about their policies. Also includes the requirement that they be given a current prospectus and that no statements or guarantees be made by the agent regarding cash values of interest rates.
Many Republicans believe that in the debate over in money and politics, what really matters is knowing where candidates' money is coming from. "Full disclosure" simply refers to a process whereby candidates would be required to disclose publicly the source of all their campaign contributions.
In business, this is the ethic to tell the full truth about any matter that the other party should know to make a valid decision.
Describes exchange and government regulations providing for the release and free exchange of all information pertinent to a given security.
Anyone who sells a home must inform the buyer of all knowledge they have regarding the physical and economic life of the home - such as any leaks, or structure damage to the home.
The full and complete detailing or every detail of an investment that may be or relevance to the decision of an investor whether or not to invest in a company. Lack of disclosure can constitute securities violations and possibly be construed as fraud. The most prevalent term used by the SEC in censuring or shutting down companies is a ‘material misrepresentation or omission or fact as an inducement to purchase.
provision of all possible information.
Full disclosure is the legal requirement for a company to make public all information that might influence its share price.
A legal requirement that says a person selling a home must inform a potential buyer of everything they know about the home's physical and economic condition.
Disclosing all known material facts concerning a property.
The fiduciary duty that requires the agent to disclose affirmatively and honestly all information concerning the transaction (and property) which might affect the decisions a principal/client makes, informing the principal/client what the agent knows.
The principle that accurate and complete information material to a securities transaction that a potential investor would be likely to consider important in making investment decisions must be made available to purchasers or prospective purchasers. Material facts may include descriptions of the issuer and the conduit borrower in a conduit financing, including operating statistics and financial statements, as well as the structure of and security for the issue. Full disclosure enables the investor to evaluate the credit quality of an issue. The material facts pertinent to a new issue of municipal securities are generally disclosed in the official statement. See: CONTINUING DISCLOSURE; DUE DILIGENCE; MATERIAL OMISSION; RULE 10b-5.
all information needed regarding the exchange and regulations for a security
Term which refers to the requirements established by the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding public divulgence of material facts by corporations.
The revelation to another party in a contract or legal dispute of all relevant information in one's possession. An agent acting for both parties in a real estate purchase must fully disclose this conflict of interest to all parties.
A requirement that sellers fully disclose all known defects in a property when selling it.
a seller and his/her agent must inform the buyer of all factors affecting the livability of the home (defects, municipal services, highway noise, etc.) that might affect a decision to purchase real estate.
In real estate, revealing all the known facts which may affect the decision of a buyer or tenant. A broker must disclose known defects in the property for sale or lease.
The obligation to reveal all material facts. Under agency law a real estate broker or salesperson acting as an agent is required to fully disclose all material facts to a third party. Failing to do so may result in legal action against the agent. In addition, federal and state acts such as the Truth-in-Lending Act and the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act require that certain information be made available to the consumer.
A legal requirement to reveal all information pertinent to a transaction.
When all the facts are revealed about a property's condition, sale or financing. There are both federal and state laws that require that the broker, seller and lender make certain information readily available to the buyer - anything that can affect the buying decision. For example, (1) a seller should tell a home buyer if there are any problems with a property and (2) before a broker can charge a commission, the buyer/seller must be informed and agree to the terms.
Requirement to reveal any and all information pertinent to a transaction.
"Full Disclosure" is episode 103 of The West Wing.