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In this article, Adam Piore asks whether one-on-one meetings are in danger of falling under regulatory scrutiny. The author refers to the RSM and PwC research that showed 47 percent of respondents said they intentionally or unintentionally received material information in one-on-one meetings.
In this article, Adam Piore asks whether one-on-one meetings are in danger of falling under regulatory scrutiny. The author refers to the RSM and PwC research that showed 47 percent of respondents said they intentionally or unintentionally received material information in one-on-one meetings.