Nasdaq Proposes Board-Diversity Rule for Listed Companies. Requiring companies to have at least one female board member, plus one from an underrepresented minority

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Nasdaq Proposes Board-Diversity Rule for Listed Companies. Requiring companies to have at least one female board member, plus one from an underrepresented minority (archive.is)

Companies that don’t meet the standard would be required to explain why not.

So this is complete virtue signaling BS.. Could the explanation simply be, "we hired the best person available".

srsly Nasdaq, GTFO of here with this BS.

>Companies that don’t meet the standard would be required to explain why not. So this is complete virtue signaling BS.. Could the explanation simply be, "we hired the best person available". srsly Nasdaq, GTFO of here with this BS.

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Nasdaq, NYSE, etc. are just pushing more and more companies to go OTC.

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I don't know anything about the Taiwan exchange, but perhaps that is an option. Any of those choices, OTC or foreign exchange is just going to drive up costs for retail traders.

The next president will appoint two new SEC commissioners, replacing an independent and a democrat member. I'm sure Biden appointees would love this rule. Trump appointees, hopefully not so much.

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Unless traders fight back and risk the woke mob, they're going to have to either bend the knee of find somewhere else to trade.

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Just noticed this. WSJ didn't even open this story up for comments...lmao. They knew.

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