Investor Group Calls for More Financial Disclosure of Market Risks

A review of SEC filings shows that companies are doing a poor job of telling shareholders about market risks posed by certain products or ingredients, according to the Investor Environmental Health Network (IEHN; Washington), a collaboration of investment managers representing more than $41 billion in assets. An analysis of thousands of 2006 and 2007 SEC filings, along with a detailed review of more than 25 companies’ documents, shows that company managers “know a lot more about these product toxicity risk than they are choosing to share with...

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