Advising companies on what and when they must report to the ASX to meet their continuous disclosure obligations (and what they can get away with excluding) has kept Australia’s corporate lawyers happily employed for decades.
So we can’t blame fintech company Zip Co – chaired by corporate governance doyen Diane Smith-Gander – for having its own interpretation of what constitutes market-sensitive information.
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