Preferred stock: Conditions underwhich holders may attend AGMs/ vote.

Taken from Hyflux: 6% Cumulative Non-Convertible Non-Voting Perpetual Class A Preference Shares Prospectus page 16:

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Voting Rights Class A Cumulative Preference Shareholders have the same rights as ordinary shareholders as regards receiving notices, reports and balance sheets, and attending general meetings of the Issuer (“General Meetings”). If General Meetings are convened:

Why PSCS should be legally privileged compared to Preference Shares.

‘Perpetual Subordinated Capital Securities’ (PSCS); posted to 2 websites by 'gurus':

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[MartinLee@SG] Genting Bonds for Retail Investors
Me thinks that regarding all this distribution stuff. Although someone put it the other way around at Genting Singapore perpetual subordinated capital securities 5.125% i.e.: Bond --> Preference Share --> This current issue of perpetual securities --> Ordinary shares.

Re: Genting Bonds for retail investors.

Hi Mr Lee,
As I understand, all preference share holders are allowed to attend their respective companies AGMs if they have not received dividends in full for the preceding year.

City Harvest Church: are they waging a war of copyright on whistle blower's YouTube accounts?

Disclosure: I do not personally know specifically who 'goh05dan' is nor have ever spoken to him personally before.

City Harvest Church: are they waging a war of copyright on whistle blower's YouTube accounts?

Singapore: Distracted public bus driver hits motorcyclist.

In relation to the following article, I wonder why the bus-driver didn't stop the public bus and attend to the fracas first before continuing given to the fact that the fracas was causing him significant distraction? Given to the fact that the public bus is a very large and heavy vehicle that can endanger many lives- both inside and outside- shouldn't safety have been the driver's first priority? Or were share holder returns the order of the day?

Compared to ATM cars, the risk of loss through debit card misuse is immense.

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Originally Posted by kooldog59 Topic: There should be a rule prohibiting banks from issuing cards that customers do not nee The person who steals your card cannot activate your card, so how to use it, be it a credit or debit or even charge card? No pin will be sent, without you activating it and sending in a request for ATM access...This is the same as sending you a check and asking you to bank it. If you lose the check, no one can use the check because it has to be banked into an account that matches your name...

Debit cards too can be dangerous if misused/ misplaced.

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Originally Posted by dimpleguy Thread: There should be a rule prohibiting banks from issuing cards that customers do not nee what is the fees? I ever asked for a replacement for my damaged DBS saving card, they asked me for $5 to have the card replaced... If it is free, better take it.

Short answer: It all depends.

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Originally Posted by Eelyn (26-02-2012) Thread topic: Can A Christian convert to Taoism/Buddhism? Hi,I am new here.Am interested to find out if a Christian can convert to Taoism/Buddhism?I am asking this question for me and my friend. There is a Taoist and Buddhist temple near my place and sometimes I am tempted to go in to kneel down and pray.

A bribe can buy you the status of being number one.

Oh No Yeah (08-04-2012) wrote:

Thread topic: Is it possible for singapore to reinvent its future?
I don't think Singapore will become the greatest tourist attraction in near future. Look at China, Malaysia...etc.
Singapore almost became a parrot in almost everything quick fixes like casinos...etc. Tourists come and stay only for two or three days to tour around, that's it!
Another thing is, if foreign labourers/talents decide to stop coming here to work, then it is doomed for singapore.