In the meantime, investors should demand all the information they can get.

A higher rate would indeed make capital more costly for the following reason: Say investors demand a return of 8 percent.

With better information about risk from advisers and electronic services, investors may demand changes.

In the last line of the article she urges investors to "demand all the information they can get."

That means investors now demand 8.4 points more return from stocks than bonds.

But now, he said, investors see stocks as less risky, and thus do not demand such protection.

American and other foreign investors, or their insurers, demanded payment.

If companies cannot reverse the trend, investors will almost certainly demand that they cut their research spending.

Investors are demanding to know where the money went.

"Ripplewood's required rate of return is higher than what a public investor would demand."