What is BNNs disclosure policy?
When it comes to disclosure, BNN’s policy is straightforward: put the information on the table. Our viewers deserve to know whether someone has a financial stake in something being discussed. On-air guests who discuss or recommend securities are required to disclose positions held by themselves, members of their households and the firm they are representing. If we’re talking about a stock, this could include either a “long” or a “short” position. Our guests are also required to disclose any investment banking relationship with the company linked to the underlying security, or other potential conflicts of interest that may exist. Disclosure is done verbally or with graphics, or sometimes both.
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