AN EXISTING rule supposedly monitored by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires listed companies to sell at least 10 percent of its outstanding capital stock to public investors. Whether or not the 10-percent minimum public ownership (10 percent MPO) rule is strictly followed is the question that begs an answer.
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