NEW YORK: Banks and insurance companies usually hold their cards
close to the vest, but increased disclosure of non-financial, intangible
information can boost their stock prices.
NEW YORK: Banks and insurance companies usually hold their cards
close to the vest, but increased disclosure of non-financial, intangible
information can boost their stock prices.
That was a key finding of a PricewaterhouseCoopers study that measured
gaps between the beliefs of CFOs and the investment community regarding
the importance of 29 performance measures and satisfaction with current
levels of disclosure.
For the study, ...