Let's say that you own a financial instrument. And the founder of that financial instrument dies. And that adversely affects the price and value of your financial instrument.
The only information given with regard to the cause of death is that the person died unexpectedly.
You should have a legal right to know that cause of death!
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Perhaps the cause of death needs to be understood in terms of the leaders confidence in the future of the instrument in relation to the confidence in themselves? Perhaps the reason is to remove or clarify any taint with regard to the culture that a was created or fostered at that financial instrument by the deceased? Perhaps the answer is because revealing the cause makes it a lot harder to "fake" a death, in order to manipulate a market? Perhaps the cause of death clarifies whether there are external forces that want to end such competition as is represented by the financial instrument?
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