Former Australian Stock Exchange Board Chair Maurice Newman says burdensome regulations and growing social responsibilities are preventing companies from going public.
Mr Newman on Thursday expressed nostalgia about a time many people owned a piece of their company and said "we’re going to lose that.". He said part of the problem was the social responsibility increasingly required of businesses - to the "detriment of risk-taking". "What we're seeing is a growing number of new generation directors who are into virtue signalling.
Poor snowflake. Society doesn't need to be bullied by corporate clowns - regulations exist FOR A REASON and ARE A GOOD THING! Libertarian private-school-boy neoLiberal Party Voters in their real estate/finance/business jobs wouldn't know from their McMansions...
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