Good for you.
I guess you must be at least a Second Upper.
During my days, the ever youthful Prof TLM, was at SU / NUS.
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[AMA] I am a Singaporean Woman
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Good for you.
I guess you must be at least a Second Upper.
During my days, the ever youthful Prof TLM, was at SU / NUS.
Claire,
I finally have a couple of questions for you. Do you think Singapore has successfully developed its own autochthonous legal system and jurisprudence, and do you think our current state of legal development allows us to make significant contributions to the ASEAN legal framework in the matters of free trade, extradition, counter-terrorism, and international crime?
Charlie, my time was Prof Tan Cheng Han. Yes, I have a Second Upper.
Thick, I have never been interested in jurisprudence. I find this boring, my apologies, as I am more interested in corporate work.
I would say morally weak men (which happens to be most men), but not all men.
bigboss, tony and takeshi, for me personally, I prefer a man that has character, independence and not a mummy's boy.
There are too many Singaporean men who are just mummy's boy and to me, this is the reason why Singaporean women prefer "angmo".
Claire do u know the guy Tey Tsun Hang?
Wunderfool, I do not know Tey.
LOL! I thought you are a law graduate. How come no interest in law?
What is your area of interest in corporate work? Do you think this is a good time for corporations to do M&A?
There are many sub disciplines in law. My personal preference is corporate. With due respect, jurisprudence is for dreamers and I am certainly not one.
I love M&A transactions as it is transactional. There are many reasons why a company buy and sell. Some buy to beef up the balance sheet, while others buy to integrate. It all depends on what are the goals of the CEO of the day and his KPIs set by the Board.
Jurisprudence is a hot topic in academic circles because the law is constantly evolving. You only think it is for dreamers because in Singapore and the region, the rule of law has been subordinated to rule by political power.
M&A must add value in order to it to be justified. All too often I have seen failing companies go on an acquisition spree in order to cover up their losses and their flawed business models. The small time shareholder ends up getting screwed.
do sinkie women like BBCs too?Big Black Cocks.
Is this Prof Tan Cheng Han related to the entrepreneur, Tan Keong Choon ("rubber tycoon and philantropist) , who passed away late Oct 2015?
Thick, whether you like jurisprudence or not, it is an area of law that is hard to feed one's tummy, unless you become an academic in Singapore.
As for M&A, that is where the money is.
Adding value via M&A is always a question of massaging figures. 90% of M&A deals are all done to "add figures" and not value, which makes the business world go round.
I certainly don't. Perhaps you should direct this question to your female friends and colleagues.
Charlie, I do not know. But I know that his brother is Cheng Yew who is in jail now for taking clients' money.
OK, I did read some old news about TCH's brother and his classmates from Law School providing support to persuade the judge that TCY was a good man.
I am told by my seniors who know both brothers, that Cheng Yew is smarter than Cheng Han.
Perhaps too smart, hence he probably thought he could run away with stealing clients' money to gamble.
Gambling has ruined many individuals.
If money is the root of all problems, then credit cards must be the fertilizer.
Charlie, I agree.
Credit card usage has an effect of increasing cost of goods too as these card companies need to operate at a profitable level as well.
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