I think you will find companies calling themselves private that have many, many thousands of beneficial owners, and that is not what the securities law calls for.
Brad Sherman: “I think you will find companies calling themselves private that have many, many thousands of beneficial owners, and that…”
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Sherman highlights discrepancies in the definition of private companies under securities law.
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