disclosure requirements

Disclosure requirements refer to the legal obligations of individuals or organizations to provide important information to stakeholders, such as investors, consumers, or the public. This ensures transparency and helps people make informed decisions. For example, companies must disclose financial performance, risks, and potential conflicts of interest in their reports. These requirements are designed to protect consumers and maintain trust in markets and institutions by promoting openness about relevant facts and figures. Failure to comply with disclosure requirements can lead to penalties and loss of credibility.