The problem isn’t that risk is invisible. It’s that you see it last. Think about the last time a listed company surprised the market. A governance dispute that spilled into the press. A regulatory sanction. A leadership exit no one quite expected. A plant shutdown, a community grievance, an environmental fine. By the time most people read about it, three things had usually already happened: the event had occurred, the parties closest to it had already adjusted, and the price had started to move. The information reached the trading desk, the investment committee, and the boardroom in roughly that order — late. This is the quiet structural problem in how companies are monitored. The events that affect a company’s standing rarely arrive as a tidy disclosure on a fixed date....
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