The way I read it is OTC Markets gets to play judge, jury and executioner with the shell risk banner. They never outlines what metrics or how they decide if the shell is a risk. It opens the door for discrimination and corruption. Going current will not necessarily remove the shell risk. It was put on MCIC when it was current. OTC Markets now has a badge and a gun in the equities market. Yet, they are publicly traded themselves. Who monitors them and can put "shell risk" flag on them? I look for MCIC to have enough assets and revenue to warrant the removal of the shell risk flag.
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