This is a hypothetical question and in no way implies guilt or otherwise of anyone involved with Quintis.
If a former director of a company is found to have breached rules of continuous disclosure, and the lack of continuous disclosure is found to have had a material affect on the share price or profitability of that company. Is there anything to prevent that person from having future business dealings with that company, making a takeover bid, or otherwise taking further actions which could affect the business in a way to benefit themselves?
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