Singapore’s lax corporate governance is finally showing up problems
Singapore's lax corporate governance is finally showing up problems during #COVID19. Also, note what a former Temasek Holdings senior managing director said below. “Our rules, monitoring and enforcement for companies are weak – and we are now paying a heavy price," Mak Yuen Teen, an accounting professor who specializes...
This is why the bailout package is so troubling
Micro-Mechanics is a relatively small MNC founded in the US but publicly listed here. It has an advanced engineering and manufacturing operation in Silicon Valley as well four plants in Asia, including Singapore, serving the semiconductor industry. By all accounts, it is doing very well with the quarter just ended on 31 March...
SIA: Ang moh and Jap brokers are going to look stupid
Look at the price targets for SIA. Basically JPMorgan and Nomura are extrapolating from the theoretical ex-price of $4.40. A dangerous extrapolation given that Temasek holds 55% and is not a seller. Price targets(From the Edge) : $6.27 HOLD (CGS-CIMB Research) $5.54 DOWNGRADE HOLD (Daiwa Securities Research) $4.00 DOWNGRADE...
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