When company executives (and company boards) look after their own interest rather than the interests of the shareholders no one should be surprised if shareholder capitalism - and as a consequence capitalism itself - gets a bad name.
When naked self-interest is perpetrated by the 'leaders' of companies that are supposed to serve the interests of investors (the US brokerage and investment banking outfit Keefe, Bruyette and Woods in this case) it is an even more egregious slap in the face of ordinary investors.
(03-12-2012)
We were optimistic last year about the IPO window opening. Hope glimmered
as recently as last month, when a handful of high-profile IPOs priced or
revealed...
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