Handling corporate information
Continuous disclosure
The continuous disclosure obligations in the Corporations Act 2001 are fundamental to maintaining the integrity of the market by ensuring transparency and equal access to information.
Listed companies must disclose material price sensitive information on a timely basis and comply with listing rules of the relevant market.
obÌåÓý can issue infringement notices for breaches of these obligations.
Handling of confidential information
Listed companies must take responsibility for the management of their confidential information. Poor practices in relation to the handling of confidential price sensitive information can negatively affect market integrity, reputation, jeopardise the success of a transaction and may lead to obÌåÓý action.
Speeches
- - John Price, Commissioner, August 2014, Speech to Australasian Investor Relations  Association, Sydney
- - John Price, Commissioner, March 2015, Speech to Institute of Internal Auditors  Conference, Sydney
- - John Price, Commissioner, September 2015, Speech to Deloitte Australia, Melbourne
Regulatory documents
- Handling of confidential information: Briefings and unannounced transactions
- Regulatory Guide 198 Unlisted disclosing entities: continuous disclosure obligations
- Â Continuous disclosure obligations: infringement notices