When it is revealed to the public, any company or product information that is likely to change a security’s perceived value. Common examples of material information are: bankruptcy filings, board of directors (BOD) change, corporate officers or public accounting firm change, company’s fiscal year change, and financial statement revisions . See Insider Trading; Material Insider Information; Rule FD.

• STANDARD & POOR’S RATINGS
• STANDARD AND POOR
• STANDARD ANNUITY TABLE
• STANDARD BILL OF MATERIALS
• STANDARD CLASS RATE
• STANDARD CLASS RATE
• STANDARD COMMERCIAL SUPPLIES
• STANDARD CONTRACT
• STANDARD COST
• STANDARD COSTING
• STANDARD DEDUCTION
• STANDARD DETAILS
• STANDARD DIRECT MATERIAL COSTS
• STANDARD EXCEPTION
• STANDARD FACTORY OVERHEAD COSTS
• STANDARD FORM
• STANDARD GENERALIZED MARKUP LANGUAGE
• STANDARD HOURS
• STANDARD HOURS ALLOWED
• STANDARD INTERNATIONAL TRADE CLASSIFICATION
• STANDARDIZATION
• STANDARDIZE
• STANDARD JOB
• STANDARD JOB
• STANDARD MARGIN