The SEC rule that requires public companies to release material information to the public rather than release the information on a selective basis, such as in meetings with security analysts, is called:

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Regulation Fair Disclosure (FD) requires public companies to disclose material information to all investors at the same time, rather than disclosing such information to select groups of investors or analysts. This rule was implemented in 2000 to promote fair and equal access to information and prevent insider trading.

The SEC Rule That Requires Public Companies to Release Material