Quote Originally Posted by invessi View Post
the only way the directors of NZF benefit personally is to benefit all of us, you cannot say that about Wall street or many other entities that come to mind!
Not entirely true. They still have their director remuneration to fall back on. Mark Thornton took in $186,000 in director fees in YE2011 and John Callaghan took in $196.000 before he resigned. NZF spent nearly $700,000 on Director fees -and this was in reward for them driving the SP from around $0.22 to $0.03. Mark Thorntons shares are worth around $300k - the longer they can keep NZF going the longer they can be guaranteed at least some cash from the company through their fees.