Stephen A. Boyko
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Stephen A. Boyko is the Chairman and CEO of N2K Ecosystems, Inc. — a business development consultancy providing market-based solutions for entrepreneurial wealthfare. He has over forty years of financial services industry experience that include formulating regulatory policy for the National Association of Securities Dealers ("NASD"), managing regional brokerage operations for retail, institutional, and corporate clients, creating B3 metrics for economic development, and providing a practitioner's perspective for the privatization of the former Soviet Union in the areas of corporate governance and regulatory development of the Ukrainian Capital Market. Mr. Boyko holds a BA in history from Bates College and an ...More
MBA in finance from American University. He is conversant in French, Russian, and Ukrainian and serves on the Advisory Board of Yorktown University.
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- Interests: Mutual funds
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We’re All Screwed: How Toxic Regulation Will Crush the Free Market System
We’re All Screwed" was written to address the structural problems in the capital market that conflates “risk” and “uncertainty.” Markets are complex systems. If there is complexity, there is uncertainty. The inability to move away from the risk-uncertainty conflation affects not only capital market governance ...More
but the environment, homeland security, education, and healthcare. What we need now is capital market governance of randomness—a blueprint for fundamental change to the legacy, one-size-fits-all deterministic governance regime. Trying to have a one-size-fits-all governance, is analogous to writing one driving manual for the US and UK. In “We’re All Screwed,” I describe how to segment the market into predictable, probabilistic, and indeterminate regimes to do the right things for governance effectiveness and how to do things right for governance efficiency.
Otherwise, we’re all screwed.
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