Investment firms are required to disclose their business reports, bylaws, general terms & conditions and fees under the Financial Investment Services and Capital Markets Act which was designed to protect the investors. Target companies that are publicly traded or meet certain size requirement also must disclose their business reports, key information reports, investment prospectus, and securities filings under the same Act and other laws which are designed to protect the investor and foster the company's corporate social responsibilities. Plus, major shareholders and officers/directors are required to report their ownership of the company's stocks and any transactions.