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Mark Skaist


Mark Skaist

Stradling, Yocca, Carlson & Rauth

Newport Beach, CA

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mskaist@sycr.com

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Question How will the new SEC rules regarding selective disclosure affect a public company's ability to conduct conference calls with analysts?

Question You can still conduct "restricted access" conference calls. The company must disseminate any material non-public information discussed on the call before or at the same time as the call. To avoid disclosure problems, the company can allow all persons, and media, to listen to the live call. The company should notify interested investors and the media about the call by a press release, a posting on the company's Web site and e-mail.







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