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Tay Chiew Sheng, 45, a co-founder of Sabana Reit, pleaded guilty to two counts of harassment.
Another two similar charges were taken into consideration for sentencing.
The court heard that between August and October last year Tay sent out letters to multiple organisations alleging incompetence on the part of one Ms Ng Shin Ein.
Ms Ng, an investment professional, was also Singapore s non-resident ambassador to Hungary.
Multiple copies of the letters written by Tay were sent anonymously to companies and organisations which Ms Ng was associated or had dealings with, including the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Starhub and the Securities Investors Association (Singapore).
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Moving forward, the main challenge, aside from averting new COVID infections and ensuring proper vaccine administration, is “to ensure the re-orientation of our institutions towards sustained and inclusive economic growth.”
This was the message of Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala (JAZA), chairman and CEO of the Ayala Group, during an online forum of the Shareholders’ Association of the Philippines (SharePHIL) which had the theme “Inclusive Growth through Smart Investing.”
Led by Ortigas Land Chairman and President/CEO Jimmy Ysmael, SharePHIL is a non-profit organization that advocates for share-holder rights and education. Organized in 2010, SharePHIL is patterned after the Securities Investors Association for Singapore, another non-profit organization advocating for sustainable stakeholder relations, investor education and protection, as well as promoting fair and transparent corporate governance standards, regulations, and practices.
February 01, 2021 MOVING forward, the main challenge, aside from averting new Covid infections and ensuring proper vaccine administration, is to ensure the re-orientation of our institutions towards sustained and inclusive economic growth.
This was the message of Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala (Jaza), chairman and CEO of the Ayala Group, during an online forum of Shareholders Association of the Philippines (SharePHIL) which had the theme Inclusive Growth Through Smart Investing.
Led by Ortigas Land Chairman and President/CEO Jimmy Ysmael, SharePHIL is a non-profit organization that advocates for shareholder rights and education. Organized in 2010, SharePHILis patterned after the Securities Investors Association for Singapore, another non-profit organization advocating for sustainable stakeholder relations, investor education and protection, as well as promoting fair and transparent corporate governance standards, regulations, and practices.