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Coffeeshop Chit Chat - Inside Info:SM also victim of minibond!!</TD><TD id=msgunetc noWrap align=right>
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Heard this from a very reliable source in the financial industry, Lau Goh also kenna the minibond fiasco. It's confirmed to be a 6 figure number. Rumour has it that it's in the S$1 to 2 Million range.
Also, heard that he is not contesting for compensation. He doesn't want to get into the limelight on this and doesn't want to set a precedence so as to make it difficult for banks to deal with other customers later....
To me, it all makes sense cause it's no wonder that he, being the MAS Chairman, was keeping quiet throughout the minibond fiasco. I think he only made 1 public statement and that was it.
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Heard this from a very reliable source in the financial industry, Lau Goh also kenna the minibond fiasco. It's confirmed to be a 6 figure number. Rumour has it that it's in the S$1 to 2 Million range.
Also, heard that he is not contesting for compensation. He doesn't want to get into the limelight on this and doesn't want to set a precedence so as to make it difficult for banks to deal with other customers later....
To me, it all makes sense cause it's no wonder that he, being the MAS Chairman, was keeping quiet throughout the minibond fiasco. I think he only made 1 public statement and that was it.
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