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How new technology can bring retail investors back to the party

Companies are excluding small shareholders from emergency equity fundraisings. There is no excuse for it, says Merryn Somerset Webb. Especially since including them has now got a whole lot easier.

by: Merryn Somerset Webb
27 Apr 2020
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