“Both behaved well, only ABCh, of course, had many years of experience in “big power and politics” more clearly, and AAN had passionarity. Both are quite ok. But for me personally, it’s not enough.
Three holes in the conversation caught my eye.
1. No, well, there is simply no answer to the question: why should a state venture venture be treated with exactly the same rules as a private one? I’ll explain it on my fingers: the managers of a private venture company, if it is successful, as a rule, have the right to invest money in it, create an interest in it, etc., etc. - and even then under the watchful eye of appropriate regulation, so that the interests of other shareholders do not go out the window.”