The ability of an ordinary investor to discern the precise business situation of a company in general and of an institution in particular from the figures presented. – The ability to see through the relationship between supply and demand in a market. Different degrees of market transparency must be taken into account here. – See corporate governance, presentation, credible, financialization, information overload, freestyle, disclosure requirements, regulatory density, rule-based, shadow banking, transparency requirement, Transparency Directive, confidentiality.
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