Article: FORMATION OF A PRIVATE-SECTOR WORKING GROUP ON PUBLIC DISCLOSURE BY BANKING AND SECURITIES ORGANIZATIONS.(service by the Federal Reserve Board)(Brief Article)

The Federal Reserve Board, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced on April 27, 2000, that the Board had established a private-sector working group to develop options for improving the public disclosure of financial information by banking and securities organizations. The OCC and the SEC will participate with the Board in support of the effort.

Walter Shipley, who recently retired as chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, has agreed to chair the Working Group on Public Disclosure, made up of senior executives of banking and investment organizations. The other members of the working group are the ...

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