Summary | Investors in closely-held firms are looking for more
transparency and the ability to compare financials with their
public company counterparts -- despite regulators' attempts to
pare it down. There's growing concern over "differential
standards,” or reduced reporting requirements for non-public
companies, according to the CFA Institute, a global association ...
transparency and the ability to compare financials with their
public company counterparts -- despite regulators' attempts to
pare it down. There's growing concern over "differential
standards,” or reduced reporting requirements for non-public
companies, according to the CFA Institute, a global association ...
blogs.wsj.com | 09 May 2015