So what would happen if Greece defaults or goes through a hard restructuring? With the 2 year Greek notes now yielding 29% and Europe likely to postpone its decision on what to do with Greece we thought that it best be prudent to look at the impact of Greece defaulting on its bonds would be […]
Read More →I’ve been hearing rumours in the market, from clients and friends, for the past few weeks about TTA and that something may happen, and the names Bee, Vijit + 1 other fellow kept popping up and that they had 30% of TTA’s shares.
Read More →Published in the Bangkok Post 27th May 2011 Raimon Land Plc was listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 1994 with a primary focus on premium residential properties in Bangkok and upcountry resort destinations. The company is currently planning and developing various properties in Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket. CEO Hubert Viriot discusses the firm’s […]
Read More →Published in the Bangkok Post 13th May 2011 The Navakij Insurance Plc (NKI) has been in business for more than 77 years, with both solid financial standing and expert underwriting experience, providing a wide variety of non-life insurance products to the public. With headquarters in the Sathorn Thani Complex in Bangkok, the SET-listed company also […]
Read More →What would happen if there is an earthquake in Tokyo? An earthquake destroys Tokyo, including the stock exchange and all records of transactions. Abroad, Japanese shares and the yen nose dive. Foreign exchanges collapse as Western insurance companies begin dumping stocks and bonds to cover Japanese claims. Japan starts to liquidate its overseas holding in […]
Read More →Published in Bangkok Post on 1st April 2010 Demco Plc operates five core businesses: design, construction and contracting for all kinds of electrical engineering work such as transmission lines and substations; mechanical and electrical systems; energy conservation and renewable energy; telecommunications; fabrication and distribution of steel structure for transmission lines; and billboards. The company was […]
Read More →Every large company used to be a small or medium size one. Investing in small and mid capitalisation equities has always been considered to be risky because of the “unknown” factors when compared to large capitalisation investments. Large cap companies refer to some of the largest, most well-known companies in the country, and small-cap and […]
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