SELF-DEALING BY COMPANY DIRECTORS IN MALAYSIA
Incidents of directors dealing with corporate property so as to benefit themselves have made business news headlines. There is an awareness that directors can, and at times do, use their powers to make a profit for themselves at the expense of the company. Directors have transactions entered into by...
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Petaling Jaya
Sweet & Maxwell Asia
2003
©2003 |
| Series: | rdacarrier
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Add Tag | Summary: | Incidents of directors dealing with corporate property so as to benefit themselves have made business news headlines. There is an awareness that directors can, and at times do, use their powers to make a profit for themselves at the expense of the company. Directors have transactions entered into by the company. Nevertheless, the law requires directors to refrain from exercising those powers for their personal benefit, and to consider instead, the paramount interest of the company |
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| Physical Description: | xxx, 280 pages illustrations 25 cm |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| ISBN: | 9832631092 |
Company directors and corporate secretaries Malaysia and Singapore 
Directors' accountability and insider trading