16 warning signs of a company in trouble - a guide for retail investors
Report is by corporate governance advocate Mak Yuen Teen, NUS prof Richard Tan, and sponsored by accounting professional body CPA Australia
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EVER wished you had a checklist of the warning signs that indicate to you if the company you've invested in, or were thinking of investing in, was in trouble?
A new report by corporate governance advocate Mak Yuen Teen - listing 16 of the most important red flags and warning signs - purports to help you do just that, while also teaching you how to look at a company's business model and its key events and transactions.
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