He claims the London Stock Market has too much governance rules.
He says the LSE should copy US market light rules. (In practice, no rules at all)
So, I decided to write to him.
The article linked in the email for anyone else that wanted that context: https://www.ft.com/content/45309a61-cc51-43fa-ba18-4334b294477a
The article seems to stop halfway through on these archive sitesResponded to the wrong reply in my inbox, sorry!
How many of those other countries modelled their constitutions on the British?
Why are you so focused on the job for life rather than the job that they (used to) do of rejecting ridiculous bills and clauses?
These days the Lords and HoC don’t carry out their functions but not for the reasons that you suggest. It’s filled with useless fill-yer-boots cronies top to bottom, like that Bra woman and her PPI company or that twenty two year old that Boris elevated for no obvious reason or because she was a puppet.
I had qualifications in both LSE and the NYSE. I can tell you a normal person wasn’t handicapped by the regulations in the US. However, with freedom does come responsibility for one’s actions.
36 currently, including Ireland, Canada, India, Australia, Thailand, Nepal, Singapore, Israel, Italy, Denmark and Japan.
Thank-you. I am embarrassed to say that I was too lazy to look that up.
Thank-you kind person.
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