glossary

Quiet Period

A quiet period is a restricted time during which a company, especially one preparing for a public offering or major announcement, limits public communication that could influence investors or markets. The purpose is to ensure fair disclosure and avoid selective or misleading statements. This concept is important in capital markets, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance.

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