Search Results | Showing 1 - 9 of 9 results for "Mohammad" |
| | | ... says. "Energy importers are the clear losers, with several large economies highly exposed." ASEAN: A new asset class Dato Mohammad Faiz Azmi, the previous chair of the ASEAN Capital Markets Forum, is optimistic about the future of ASEAN as a formidable ... |
| | | | ... switching, if needed. As first reported by The Australian, an ASIC notice shows that a liquidator was appointed on June 16. Mohammad Mirzan Bin Mansoor was named as the liquidator. On its website, which is still live, Super Fierce claims to have helped ... |
| | | | ... ("good credit quality") by Fitch. I bet many would disagree with me on this but I have always admired then PM Mahathir Mohammad's methods in addressing Malaysia's version of the 1997/98 financial crisis. Mahathir imposed capital controls - limiting the ... |
| | | | ... language and to economic thought. It wasn't that long ago that the international community frowned when Malaysia's Mahathir Mohammad imposed capital and currency controls to stem the attack on the ringgit, now they prescribe the very thing abhorred during ... |
| | | | ... capacity than in 2008 and more Iraqi crude is on the way." And from one of the horses mouth himself, Iran's governor to OPEC Mohammad Ali Khatibi. "There are some temporary supply issues, but stocks are high and there is no permanent shortage in supply." ... |
| | | | ... Investment Securities financial adviser has been sentenced to 250 hours community service for giving unlawful advice. Mohammad Zareei of Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, was sentenced by the Sydney District Court to 250 hours community service following ... |
| | | | ... combined 11 charges of fraud and delivering false financial advice. The two so called "advisers", Tunde Doja from Sydney and Mohammad Zareei of Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, were accused of fraudulent dealings and advice pertaining to Progressive ... |
| | | | ... Group, both of which are in liquidation. ASIC alleges that Tunde Doja, formerly the sole director of Progressive, and Mohammad Zareei unlawfully provided financial advice to investors and encouraged them to invest in a number of securities - ORB 1, ORB ... |
|