The direct correlation between massive market capitalization and an intrinsic decrease in informational advantages is a hasty conclusion that ignores internal management discipline. Berkshire Hathaway's ability to maintain allocation flexibility via insurance float contradicts the idea that size alone is a limiting factor. Regulatory entities like the AMF focus on the controllable risk posture, not on the size of an entity. For example, even a large company can preserve decision-making agility if it avoids short-term market noise and focuses on long-term investments.