> s he awaited sentencing following a pleading guilty to one felony, Gumrukcu attended the Nasdaq bell ringing ceremony for Enochian, likely with permission fro

> s he awaited sentencing following a pleading guilty to one felony, Gumrukcu attended the Nasdaq bell ringing ceremony for Enochian, likely with permission from his probation officer. He was praised as Enochian’s “scientific founder” at the ceremony. Does NASDAQ have any rules preventing major shareholders from listing if they are actively being investigated or literally on probation? Shouldn't this be a thing? Do they not background check major shareholders of companies trying to list? An alleged major reason big exchanges have valuation requirements for companies to meet the list is to prevent this kind of thing.