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Former China Resources chairman gets 14 years for graft: state media
| Hall of Shame
Reuters, 1-Jun-2017
He is thereby inducted into the Webb-site Hall of Shame for jailed directors of HK-listed companies. At various times he was a director of 5 HK-listed companies in the China Resources group and INED of 2 others.
Reuters, 1-Jun-2017
He is thereby inducted into the Webb-site Hall of Shame for jailed directors of HK-listed companies. At various times he was a director of 5 HK-listed companies in the China Resources group and INED of 2 others.
Mr Song Lin "would not be suitable to continue" as Chairman of EDAC
ICAC, 23-Apr-2014
This came after Webb-site reported that the ICAC quietly removed all references to him from its web site a few days ago.
ICAC, 23-Apr-2014
This came after Webb-site reported that the ICAC quietly removed all references to him from its web site a few days ago.
Song Lin disappears from ICAC site
Oh dear - the Chairman of the ICAC's Hong Kong Ethics Development Advisory Committee is now under investigation for alleged corruption - and the ICAC has wasted no time in removing him from its web site - but Webb-site has copies. (19-Apr-2014)
Oh dear - the Chairman of the ICAC's Hong Kong Ethics Development Advisory Committee is now under investigation for alleged corruption - and the ICAC has wasted no time in removing him from its web site - but Webb-site has copies. (19-Apr-2014)
UBS probe to focus on banker's dealings with state firm
South China Morning Post, 19-Apr-2014
Webb-site notes that Helen Yang Lijuan was a licensed representative of Credit Suisse (HK) Ltd from 11-Aug-2009 to 22-Mar-2012. Credit Suisse was the joint sponsor of the re-flotation of China Resources Cement (1313) in a prospectus dated 21-Sep-2009.
South China Morning Post, 19-Apr-2014
Webb-site notes that Helen Yang Lijuan was a licensed representative of Credit Suisse (HK) Ltd from 11-Aug-2009 to 22-Mar-2012. Credit Suisse was the joint sponsor of the re-flotation of China Resources Cement (1313) in a prospectus dated 21-Sep-2009.
China Resources chairman Song Lin investigated for graft after journalist's accusations
South China Morning Post, 17-Apr-2014
South China Morning Post, 17-Apr-2014
UBS orders internal probe as banker is named in affair, graft allegations against state firm chairman
South China Morning Post, 16-Apr-2014
South China Morning Post, 16-Apr-2014
CRE: more needed on the port flip
CRE (0291) has issued a bland denial that its parent owes it anything under the profit-share for the on-sale of its stake in Hutchison's ports. The calculation under that agreement in itself amounts to a connected transaction. We call for full disclosure of the apportionment of proceeds received by CRH, backed up by independent valuation of the other assets CRH bundled in. Without better information, we conservatively estimate a gain of $1,927m. The interests of CRE independent shareholders have not yet been protected. (28-Jan-2011)
CRE (0291) has issued a bland denial that its parent owes it anything under the profit-share for the on-sale of its stake in Hutchison's ports. The calculation under that agreement in itself amounts to a connected transaction. We call for full disclosure of the apportionment of proceeds received by CRH, backed up by independent valuation of the other assets CRH bundled in. Without better information, we conservatively estimate a gain of $1,927m. The interests of CRE independent shareholders have not yet been protected. (28-Jan-2011)
HPH Trust is no loss to HK
Singapore has invested over US$5bn in Hutchison's ports, so it is not surprising that HPH is listing there. We look at the other incentives, and the governance concerns for the Business Trust structure. We also ask why China Resources Enterprise (291) has not disclosed the outcome of its profit-sharing after CRH flipped its port stakes to HPH. (21-Jan-2011)
Singapore has invested over US$5bn in Hutchison's ports, so it is not surprising that HPH is listing there. We look at the other incentives, and the governance concerns for the Business Trust structure. We also ask why China Resources Enterprise (291) has not disclosed the outcome of its profit-sharing after CRH flipped its port stakes to HPH. (21-Jan-2011)
CR Enterprise squeaks approval for group loans by 50.80% majority
Company announcement, 22-Dec-2010
62.8% of eligible shares were voted.
Company announcement, 22-Dec-2010
62.8% of eligible shares were voted.
Veto China Resources loans
Six HK-listed subsidiaries of China Resources group want to lend money to each other, to their parent, and to their parent's unlisted children. Webb-site urges independent shareholders to vote this down. VOTE NOW - time is short. China deserves better than a repeat of the Japanese Keiretsu system. (16-Dec-2010)
Six HK-listed subsidiaries of China Resources group want to lend money to each other, to their parent, and to their parent's unlisted children. Webb-site urges independent shareholders to vote this down. VOTE NOW - time is short. China deserves better than a repeat of the Japanese Keiretsu system. (16-Dec-2010)
CRE voting advice
The 24th AGM in Project Poll, and the last of the December year-end season for the Hang Seng Index. We urge shareholders to vote against the general mandate and also a badly-defined proxy proposal. (27-May-2003)
The 24th AGM in Project Poll, and the last of the December year-end season for the Hang Seng Index. We urge shareholders to vote against the general mandate and also a badly-defined proxy proposal. (27-May-2003)
What did you expect?
By popular demand, we comment on the sale by HKCB Bank Holding of Hongkong Chinese Bank to CITIC Ka Wah Bank, and the accompanying increase in the holding of Lippo China Resources in HKCBH, which many investors were surprised did not trigger a general offer. We also take a look at the chequered past of the two banks, which were surely made for each other, and what we know about an ICAC investigation involving a former Alternate CEO of CKW. (4-Nov-2001)
By popular demand, we comment on the sale by HKCB Bank Holding of Hongkong Chinese Bank to CITIC Ka Wah Bank, and the accompanying increase in the holding of Lippo China Resources in HKCBH, which many investors were surprised did not trigger a general offer. We also take a look at the chequered past of the two banks, which were surely made for each other, and what we know about an ICAC investigation involving a former Alternate CEO of CKW. (4-Nov-2001)
SFC prosecutes Mr Huang Tie Ying under the Securities (Disclosure of Interests) Ordinance
SFC, 8-Aug-2001
SFC, 8-Aug-2001
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