
So, here's a summary of my ten reasons with links to the original posts:
Valuation- Corporate Governance
- Access to Capital
- Control
- Liquidity
- Recruiting
- Auditing
- Scandal Scale
- Strategy
- Golf
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![]() So, here's a summary of my ten reasons with links to the original posts:
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Since the start of this series, a small local listed company has decided to go private. Maybe your series pushed them over the edge.
Of your ten reasons I think that strategy is the most important with auditing a close second.
Having spent the past few years in large public companies I am amazed at how quickly and often solid long-term strategies are abolished just to meet quarterly earnings. Shareholder value is rarely maximized with this incentive system and resultant behavior.
Auditing protects shareholder interests, but the smaller the company the higher the cost to benefit ratio.
Great series!!!
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Great content, Devin. Keep up the informative post!
Posted by: Chris | November 15, 2006 7:48 AM | Permalink to Comment