SEC Punts Extraction Payments Rule to 2016

By Joe Mont2015-03-31T10:15:00

Image: The SEC says it will not issue a proposal requiring oil gas, and mining companies to disclose payments made to governments until spring of 2016. “We’re surprised and disappointed that the SEC would push back its timeline yet again,” said Ian Gary, senior policy manager, extractive industries for Oxfam ...

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