Well obviously there ARE clear differences between SV and Wallstreet- but largely those barriers come from more concrete places. If you are managing money you g

Well obviously there ARE clear differences between SV and Wallstreet- but largely those barriers come from more concrete places. If you are managing money you generally have regulatory and fiduciary responsibilities. For example, you can't expect to be hired as an accountant without a requisite CPA exams. Whereas there simply aren't the same systems in place for most places in SV. It's worth noting that this is part of the reason SV gets a bad wrap when it moves into regulated areas with the attitude "Let's disrupt"