Fostering capital formation in our capital markets requires consistently reliable information on public companies, however, too much information, for the sake of information itself, can create inefficiencies and confusion, especially among investors unable to make informed decisions.
Emphasizing the importance of reliable information for capital formation and investor decision-making.
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this is sort of rare in Washington, it seems to me, where you have folks who are not necessarily represented by moneyed interests here testifying before your Congress.
thank you for joining us today. I thank the chairman for spearheading an effort to try to improve the way this works.
I wanted to first of all talk a little bit about the mapping process, what if there are those who would like to delay provisions of the Biggert-Waters Act.
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