The language of the Issue Memorandum is English: Difference between revisions
Amwelladmin (talk | contribs) Created page with "{{a|repack|}}We are not sure which Linklaters managing associate fever dream prompted this kind of baffling disclosure statement. We think only the progeny of Magic Circle bea..." |
Amwelladmin (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{a|repack|}}We are not sure which Linklaters managing associate fever dream prompted this kind of baffling disclosure statement | {{a|repack|}}We are not sure which [[Linklaters]] managing associate fever dream prompted this kind of baffling disclosure statement, but we are pretty certain it is that kind of foundry: only the product of years of [[Magic Circle]] beasting could generate something quite this obtuse. Look, we can giggle at those well-meaning Eurocrats, hell-bent with their [[KIIDS]], on demystifying all the manifold arcana of capital markets prospectusry — but not even they could be pedantic enough to require disclosure of the fundamental natural language one is communicating ones offering document in? | ||
Could one honestly, over the two-hundred and seventy pages of a prospectus, really be left any doubt? Could you carry on thinking, well, this ''looks'' like English, but there remains an outside chance that this is bulgarian? | |||
Revision as of 12:14, 24 February 2023
The Law and Lore of Repackaging
|
We are not sure which Linklaters managing associate fever dream prompted this kind of baffling disclosure statement, but we are pretty certain it is that kind of foundry: only the product of years of Magic Circle beasting could generate something quite this obtuse. Look, we can giggle at those well-meaning Eurocrats, hell-bent with their KIIDS, on demystifying all the manifold arcana of capital markets prospectusry — but not even they could be pedantic enough to require disclosure of the fundamental natural language one is communicating ones offering document in?
Could one honestly, over the two-hundred and seventy pages of a prospectus, really be left any doubt? Could you carry on thinking, well, this looks like English, but there remains an outside chance that this is bulgarian?