Quah Su-Ling

In print this week

Trial paints ugly picture of brokerage industry’s practices

SINGAPORE (May 3): With local brokerage firms already under siege from slumping commissions and waning investor interest, the ongoing trial of  John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling in relation to the 2013 penny stock crash is unlikely to improve industry

2013 Penny Stock Crash

Ex-remisier Ng denies being coached; RHB trader Alex Chew admits to telling the whole truth only in third statement

SINGAPORE (Apr 23): In Day Six of the trial of John Soh Chee Wen, the defence wrapped up their cross examination of the prosecution’s first witness, former OCBC Securities remisier Ng Kit Kiat.

2013 Penny Stock Crash

Ex-remisier admits to conducting trades without third-party authorisation from account holders

SINGAPORE (Apr 22): Prosecution witness Ng Kit Kiat, a former OCBC Securities remisier, on Monday admitted to conducting trades on behalf of his clients without third-party authorisation.

2013 Penny Stock Crash

Quah Su-Ling's lawyer accuses prosecution witness of 'inventing evidence', front-running

SINGAPORE (Mar 29): The drama continues in Day Four of the trial of John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling as Quah’s defence counsel accused the prosecution’s first witness of “inventing evidence” and engaging in the practice of front-running.

In print this week

Trial of John Soh starts on Monday; here's the backstory

SINGAPORE (Mar 22): The long-awaited trial of John Soh, the alleged mastermind behind the manipulation of shares in Blumont, LionGold and Asiasons Capital (now Attilan Group) back in 2013, will start on Monday.

Commentary

Hunting for the truth redux: Our coverage of the penny stock saga attracted threats and lawsuits

SINGAPORE (Mar 22): If there’s one story published by The Edge Singapore that I will never forget, it will probably be “Hunting for the truth” (Issue 641, Sept 1, 2014). The piece was intended to mark the first anniversary of the steep rise and sudd

Management & Corporate Governance

SGX RegCo orders ISR Capital to seek shareholders' approval for waiver of condition

SINGAPORE (Jan 10): Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) has ordered the ISR Capital to hold an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) as soon as possible to seek shareholder approval for the waiver of condition related to its acquisition of a mining co

Management & Corporate Governance

ISR Capital spurns SGX request to seek shareholder nod for waiver of condition for acquisition

SINGAPORE (Jan 3): ISR Capital has rejected a call by Singapore Exchange for the company to seek shareholder approval for the waiver of a condition precedent to its acquisition of a Madagascar mining asset.

In print this week

John Soh-linked ISR Capital gets nod for Tantalum deal, but further hurdles remain

SINGAPORE (Nov 5): For more than two years, ISR Capital has attracted intense scrutiny from regulators and unflattering media headlines in its bid to acquire a stake in a rare-earth mining asset in Madagascar. Following the go-ahead from the Singapore Exc

2013 Penny Stock Crash

After Innopac, John Soh-linked IPCO looks to raise funds

SINGAPORE (Oct 9): IPCO International, the company linked to John Soh, the alleged mastermind of the 2013 penny stock crash, has announced it is actively looking to raise funds from a third-party investor via a placement or rights issue.
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