
Is AIM truly an ‘Exempt Private Company’?
I am writing this letter in response to the following article on TR Emeritus. [ LINK ] Just to make sure I was not beating around the wrong bush, I went to the following website to determine the government’s definition of an “Exempt Private Company”. [ LINK ] This is what I found on the site. “What is an Exempt Private...

AIM – a model for control by PAP assuming it loses GE one fine day
The present saga - in the ability of a $2 Company owned by the PAP being able to undermine the workings of the AHTC managed by WP - should be a wake-up call to all Singaporeans. It is amazing that the PAP should allow itself to be exposed in this sordid arrangement using PUBLIC FUNDS - accumulated in the 14 PAP Town Councils...

Interesting extracts from AIM’s incorporation M & A
(26) To grant pensions or gratuities to any past or serving directors, officers, or employees of the Company or to the relations, connections, or dependents of any such persons, … – “On Monday, in a letter addressed to the media, chairman Chandra Das said AIM’s directors “do not receive directors’ fees or any other...
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