I would have thought most of the issues with publicly listing are the regulatory environment rather than the lack of a specialised listing market. Isn't this w

I would have thought most of the issues with publicly listing are the regulatory environment rather than the lack of a specialised listing market. Isn't this way the Nasdaq used to be? I'm all for innovation but I can see the various levels of bureaucrats sharpening their pencils with a 'tsk tsk' noise. Perhaps the energy could be well spent getting the wider public to accept investing and risk taking in a way that it used to. That would at least prepare the ground for tech companies to get listed again. Maybe all the people who got burnt in 2000 have finally retired now.