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So what it sounds like to me is that unregistered shares exist specifically for the purpose of fraud - you can’t tell whether you’re buying registered or unregi
by olliej 3y ago
So what it sounds like to me is that unregistered shares exist specifically for the purpose of fraud - you can’t tell whether you’re buying registered or unregistered, so presumably you’re going to only ever be able to get unregistered ones.
The only reason to do this is so you can put fraudulent info in the prospectus in the knowledge that the only people getting registered shares are those who are in on the fraud, and none of the victims can sue you because of magic fraud reasons.
- SpicyLemonZest 3y agoYou've misunderstood what the registration is. All of the shares which Slack sold in the direct listing were registered - but the direct listing process allows employees (and other insiders) to sell their preexisting unregistered shares in the same markets.