Asked by Alexia Salcedo on May 27, 2024
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Forward-looking forecasts that turn out to be wrong can be protected against liability for securities fraud if they include "meaningful cautionary statements."
Meaningful Cautionary Statements
Communications that provide important warnings or advisements to prevent harm or misuse of a product or service.
Forward-Looking Forecasts
Predictive statements or projections about future events, typically concerning a company's revenues, earnings, or growth prospects.
Securities Fraud
Illegal practices involving the manipulation or misrepresentation of information related to investments, intended to deceive investors.
- Understand the liability for misrepresentation and fraud in securities offerings and trading.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the liability for misrepresentation and fraud in securities offerings and trading.
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