(c) If a contractor or contributor is a business concern, then all officers, directors, partners or key employes, and every person holding an equity in or debt liability of that business concern shall be listed in the disclosure statement. If the business concern or its parent organization is a publicly traded corporation or subsidiary of a publicly traded corporation, the contractor or contributor need only list the beneficial owners of more than 5% of the equity in or debt liability of the business concern. The following exceptions apply:
- (1) If the debt liability of the business concern or its parent organization or subsidiary is held by a chartered lending institution, the contractor or contributor need only supply the name and address of the lending institution.
- (2) If a class of equity securities of the business concern or its parent organization or subsidiary is registered on a National securities exchange, the contractor or contributor will be deemed in compliance with the provisions of this section requiring the disclosure of its equity and debt liabilities of itself, its parent organization and subsidiaries, if the business concern supplies copies of filings received by it, its parent organization and subsidiaries of Schedule 13-D or Schedule 13-G under section 13(g)(1) the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (15 U.S.C.A. § 78m(g)(1)).