It is a fascinating coincidence that the name of Broadridge's founder's name is "Melon." Missing an L, of course, so probably no relation, but who knows what Thornton himself thinks about that.
This is a situation where there probably should be a monopoly, in the public interest, to ensure compliance and a quality standard.
Regulated for sure, and probably should be run by the stock exchange(s) as a not for profit shared service, charged back to businesses or their agents, not as a commercial enterprise.
It is a fascinating coincidence that the name of Broadridge's founder's name is "Melon." Missing an L, of course, so probably no relation, but who knows what Thornton himself thinks about that.
This is a situation where there probably should be a monopoly, in the public interest, to ensure compliance and a quality standard.
Regulated for sure, and probably should be run by the stock exchange(s) as a not for profit shared service, charged back to businesses or their agents, not as a commercial enterprise.
The link to “Other People’s Money: The Bankers and How They Use It.” doesn't work.