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Diversify-and-divest route provides new lease of life for listed companies
Tiah looks to privatise TA Global
Checking the Covid-19 bandwagon
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 12 June 2020 (English)
12.06.2020
A Tale of Two RPTs
Against the backdrop of financial hardship taking toll on many businesses, minority shareholders should wise up against major shareholders who resort to injection of unprofitable companies via the related party transaction (RPT) channel.
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 05 June 2020 (English)
(Following the announcement made by Prime Minister, YAB Tan Sri Muhyiddin Mohd Yassin on 25 March 2020, and in relation to the extension of Movement Control Order to 12 May 2020 to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, public listed companies have postponed their general meetings while some have proceeded with virtual general meetings.).
05.06.2020
Setting the right precedent on takover withdrawals
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 29 May 2020 (English)
(Since the imposition of Movement Control Order (MCO) by Malaysian government beginning from 18 March 2020, public listed companies have postponed their general meetings while some have proceeded with virtual general meetings.)
29.05.2020
China’s capital market influence to escalate multi-folds post COVID-19
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 22 May 2020 (English)
(Since the imposition of Movement Control Order (MCO) by Malaysian government beginning from 18 March 2020, public listed companies have postponed their general meetings while some have proceeded with virtual general meetings.
On another note, MSWG would like to wish our Muslims friend Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri.)
22.05.2020
Is COVID-19 a convenient excuse for PLCs?
MSWG Weekly Newsletter 15 May 2020 (English)
(Since the imposition of Movement Control Order (MCO) by Malaysian government beginning from 18 March 2020, public listed companies have postponed their general meetings while some have proceeded with virtual general meetings.)
15.05.2020
Is the stock market defying the COVID-19 gravity?
The current buying frenzy of stocks at a time when the world is still struggling to battle the COVID-19 pandemic is a little mind-boggling – or scary – to say the least.
The way corporate America is treating the COVID-19 economic devastation as a ‘non-event’ as evident by the upward spiralling of the benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Index (DJIA), the S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite in recent times is nothing short of astonishing.