[bobman0330]

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The ongoing, and apparently increasing, opacity of their corprate structure is one of the most worrisome aspects of this whole thing, imo.

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Well, I don't know. I would guess it's the way it is so that American citizens can control Absolute while not technically owning it, with the goal that they don't get arrested when they step on American soil.

If you consider it worrisome that they want to evade or work around the UIGEA, then fine. But I doubt the opacity of their structure indicates anything more than that.

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the word of the day for you is accountability. Imagine running a billion dollar buisness and answering to nobody. This isn't an "American citizen" ideal, it's f'ing logic 101.

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The opacity of AP's organizational structure is one of the least worrying things about this whole affair. The people who run the business are accountable to whoever they agreed to be accountable to when they started it, and that's the same whether they have 10 entities or one.