Financial Reporting-Transparency Directive
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In November 2003 the EU Commission abandoned its proposal to make quarterly profit and loss financial statements mandatory for 6,000 Listed Companies in the EU. Instead the Council of Ministers agreed that groups will have to provide quarterly information on "material events", mergers and closures and debt and equity issues. These measures are generally referred to as the "transparency directive" This graphic depicts the aim of the "Transparency Diective" to make the reporting of financial results more clear to the reader and the investor. |
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