Month: July 2017

John Crawford on Post-Recession Financial Reform

Published on Author Abe Cable

We’re closing in on a decade since the height of the financial crisis, so perhaps it’s not surprising that reflection on financial regulation is in the air. Much of the focus has been on two divergent ideas. On the one hand, President Trump evidenced a deregulatory approach when he famously announced he would “do a… Continue reading John Crawford on Post-Recession Financial Reform →

Abe Cable on Stock Options at Unicorn Start-Ups

Published on Author John Crawford

A “unicorn” in Silicon Valley lingo is a private company that has achieved a valuation of $1 billion or more. During the first dot-com craze in the late 1990s, such creatures were truly imaginary, as companies rushed to go public in the relatively early stages of growth. More recently, unicorns have become startlingly common, as… Continue reading Abe Cable on Stock Options at Unicorn Start-Ups →