ABC Radio Australia
Cambodia is moving ahead to establish a stock exchange by the end of next year, as one of South East Asia's poorest nations, Cambodia hopes money raised through a stock exchange will allow companies to expand.
It's getting advice from the South Korean Stock Exchange while Korean companies are building the physical and financial infratructure for the exchange.
Presenter: Karon Snowdon
Speakers: Marvin Yeo, Managing Partner with Frontier Investment Partners of Singapore and Cambodia; Professor Douglas Arner, Director of the Asian Institute of Internatiional Financial Law at Hong Kong University
It's getting advice from the South Korean Stock Exchange while Korean companies are building the physical and financial infratructure for the exchange.
Presenter: Karon Snowdon
Speakers: Marvin Yeo, Managing Partner with Frontier Investment Partners of Singapore and Cambodia; Professor Douglas Arner, Director of the Asian Institute of Internatiional Financial Law at Hong Kong University
Alliance of democratic (oppostion) group was stormed again after generious guy CPP decided to marry the same wife.
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Welcome to Cambodia!
ReplyDeleteAnything else we need to know about the Khmer culture. Not much!
A stock exchange would help if the money does not go into the CPP personal pocket.
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