SIAS
Sias CEO David Gerald says leadership succession ‘finalised’ with refreshed management committee
The 81-year-old has led the organisation for over 26 years
ST journalist wins Financial Story of the Year award
Angela Tan recognised for scoop on Kwek family feud; Lianhe Zaobao, CNA938, The Edge Singapore also bag awards
Corporate governance and culture must go hand in hand amid complex challenges: Sias
They are ‘two sides of the same coin’, says founder, president and CEO David Gerald
Sias raps Singapore Paincare for WhatsApp pressure on shareholders over privatisation offer
It says such communication is a breach of takeover code
Ensuring IFA independence is crucial
In an ideal world, the independent financial adviser would be appointed by an external party – possibly regulators or even Sias – and should not receive payment from target companies
MAS proposals a step forward in ‘democratising’ investing, ‘strikes right balance’: observers
The move is seen as a response to industry feedback, aiming to reduce complexity and broaden retail investor access to a wider range of financial products
New OCBC offer for Great Eastern more attractive but fate lies in hands of significant minority shareholders: analysts
If delisting fails, OCBC will continue operating Great Eastern as it has been, analysts say
Singapore Paincare up 12.1% as Sias urges shareholders to await IFA report
The activist for good corporate governance and investor rights says the company could be worth up to S$0.37 a share, more than twice its S$0.16 offer price
Sias calls for Singapore Paincare shareholders to await IFA opinion on privatisation offer
It notes that the group could be worth more as ‘well-managed healthcare companies generally trade at premiums to their net asset value’
Sias urges Sin Heng Heavy Machinery shareholders to reject Tal United’s offer, citing 41% discount to NAV
The investors’ watchdog says the offer is ‘not fair and not reasonable’
