In relation to the financial market, the disclosure of facts or assessments by an authority – and in particular by the supervisory authority or the central bank – which cause market participants to change their behavior (changes in behavior). In particular, it is disputed to what extent – the ECB as a central bank should inform the public and – the ECB as a European supervisory authority should notify the European Parliament. In September 2013, the ECB and the European Parliament reached an agreement on this issue. According to this agreement, the Parliament no longer insists on verbatim minutes of proceedings, but is content with a summary report of the meeting (records of proceedings). – See ECB minutes, publication, open mouth policy.
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