Governance Re-invented: The Progress, Constraints, and ...
Besides amending the listing requirements on an ad hoc basis to strengthen investor protection, the Securities Commission (SC) has finally, in December 2000, approved a two-year proposal to change the KLSE listing requirements through ...
United Nations. Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, 2001
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Learning by Effective Utilization of Technologies: ... - Halaman 414
Outline of KLSE In KLSE three types of users, learner, author and teacher are identified. Teachers are Japanese or Japanese teacher, who will check the correctness of Japanese Kanji information and the appropriateness of reading resources ...
R. Mizoguchi, P. Dillenbourg, Z. Zhu, 2006
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The Political Economy of the Asian Financial Crisis - Halaman 80
The existence of the CLOB had both advantages and disadvantages for the KLSE and for Malaysia more generally. On the one hand, the CLOB gave Malaysian shares a bigger market and more liquidity by providing a convenient way for ...
Stephan Haggard, 2000
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Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Asia and the Pacific - Halaman 163
The Minister may designate a wholly owned subsidiary of the KLSE as the 'transferee company' to whom such assets, rights, obligations, and liabilities of the KLSE, as may be specified by the Minister, are to be vested; and ...
Christian, Editor Campbell, 2009
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Handbook of Singapore — Malaysian Corporate Finance - Halaman 79
Tan Chwee Huat, Kwan Kuen-Chor. and the SES. Though the KLSE and the SES were thus separated, many of their Siamese twin characteristics persisted. Most notable was the cross listing of all stocks quoted on both exchanges at that time.