tuc,
Agreed, and the same applies in looking at RTS recommendations for further work - what can QQ progress as a proposal based on the shortfalls / potential improvements noted.
But what I meant was the risks that the 10 were taking in investing their money - next to none, all they had to do was their job, just like everybody else in QQ at the time. Ordinary individuals were not blessed with such a windfall and, in terms of their own money invested have struggled to see any significant return on the £2 per share cost.
sw