Monday Feb 11 2013

Coach listed on the Hong Kong Exchange in 2011.

London Boasts, , List here no SARBOX.

Here are examples that more regulations are simply sending US companies to list on other exchanges. The London presentation makes the case that the NYSE is more of a domestic than international exchange.

 

Is this  a good thing?

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One response to “US Passes SARBOX, Foreign Exchange Listings Take off”

  1. cary kingsley Avatar
    cary kingsley

    Well considering the available information: no bad deed goes unrewarded in D.C. the act is about the only thing we can do.
    Ideally we don’t need regulation as poorly run business will disapear and well run company’s will florish. However in our rush to “protect” gamblers (also known as stock holders, 401k, and other non active investors) we have replaced common sense and the laws of survival with a safty net that doesn’t curb wall street excess rather it encourages it via the “To big to fail” syndrome.
    Personally anything to big to fail has be treated as a monopoly and broken up into “not to big to fail pieces”.
    Now a word from our soon to be sec tres “These budgets will not add a dime to the debt”.

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