I'm always surprised that going public financially isn't the moment where it's no longer acceptable to put growth so far ahead of security in priority.
Given what I know about pressures to grow and grow and grow and make more and more and more money, I'm not actually that surprised, but it's just kind of ridiculous.
IPO is a milestone on growth, but orthogonal to security. It would be rare for an IPO adviser to offer security advice too. Moreover, with all the financial crisis and what not, it is clear the whole financial sector is not so attentive to security and integrity.
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I'm always surprised that going public financially isn't the moment where it's no longer acceptable to put growth so far ahead of security in priority.
Given what I know about pressures to grow and grow and grow and make more and more and more money, I'm not actually that surprised, but it's just kind of ridiculous.
IPO is a milestone on growth, but orthogonal to security. It would be rare for an IPO adviser to offer security advice too. Moreover, with all the financial crisis and what not, it is clear the whole financial sector is not so attentive to security and integrity.