How We Safeguard Our Company

Maintain Accurate Records 

We believe in keeping good records. We keep honest, complete, and accurate records so we can be transparent with investors and government agencies while making responsible business decisions. 

As a public company, Howard Hughes is required by securities laws to maintain accurate records and to disclose information about our business and financial performance in a timely manner. By keeping accurate records, we fulfill our obligations and keep the confidence of shareholders, customers, business partners, and other stakeholders. 

How We Maintain Accurate Records 

  • Record all accounting entries and business transactions completely, accurately, in a timely manner, and in the proper period 
  • Comply with generally accepted accounting principles, internal controls, and all relevant laws and regulations 
  • Maintain documents that honestly reflect financial transactions without material misstatement, exaggeration, or unsubstantiated estimates 
  • Submit accurate records to internal and external auditors on time 
  • Inform managers about anything that may be inaccurate, false, or misleading 

Follow the Blueprint

A: Approach your colleague privately and express your concern about the missing information. Encourage them to rectify the omission and emphasize the importance of accuracy in financial reporting. If your colleague fails to address the issue, or if you are uncomfortable addressing them directly, escalate the matter to your manager or Culture + People for further action. 

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