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Saturday, 10/25/2014 12:29:29 PM

Saturday, October 25, 2014 12:29:29 PM

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Senior officers, directors, investor relations officers and other employees of public companies who communicate with analysts and investors must take note of the SEC's new Regulation FD. The new regulation will change the practices followed by many public companies when they communicate with analysts and investors. At issue is the disclosure of material information to analysts and investors privately (such as in one-on-one meetings, at analyst conferences or on quarterly conference calls), before or without disclosure of the same information to the public. As a result of the adoption of Regulation FD, all conversations, conference calls and other communications with analysts and investors by any senior officer, director, investor relations officer or other employee who regularly communicates with analysts or investors must be carefully considered to avoid disclosing material nonpublic information to them. If you do disclose material nonpublic information to analysts or investors who are not restricted from acting on such information, Regulation FD requires that you publicly disclose the information by filing a Form 8-K or otherwise ensuring that the information is widely disseminated immediately.

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