Investors finally got Case?

Posted by on November 1, 2008 13 Comments

THE Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) said it is prepared to help investors of Lehman-linked financial products sue banks.

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13 Responses to “Investors finally got Case?”

  1. Where were you? 1 November 2008

    On 22 Oct, Oh No posted

    “Now that everyone knows it is safe to say something on issue (no midnight knocks), we have WP and SIAS saying something on their concerns.

    Betcha CASE and SDP and Chiam will now have their say.

    Where were you before last fri (before MAS MD media conference)?”

    Will SDP and Chiam now join the band wagon? CASE has.

  2. Today going u know ? 1 November 2008

    http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/386797/1/.html

    Heard that the new Today chief is ST newspaper political writer Warren Hernandez Brudder.

    Wow, family of talents in the news biz.

  3. Today HL Park , 'ON' 1 November 2008

    If this case drags on , will it do INVESTORS any good or worse, ANY BAD?

    What is the impact of LATE responses?

  4. hongjun 1 November 2008

    only after Hong Kong counterpart did that..

  5. Donaldson Tan 1 November 2008

    Now CASE is stepping in. Are you sure if CASE is genuinely helping the retail investors by providing subsidised legal aid or just diverting people away from Tan Kin Lian and Glenn Knight?

    In the case of the DBS High Notes 5, if each person of the 1400 victimised investors were to contribute a S$100 each, there would more than enough money to take DBS to court.

    Plus most of the victimised investors already lost their life savings. So what will DBS get if DBS wins the case? LOL.

  6. HK is twice the size of SG - faster response 1 November 2008

    SAD.

  7. hongjun 1 November 2008

    Singapore looks more and more like copycat.

  8. hongjun 1 November 2008

    Aimless.. lost and need Hong Kong guide.
    Sad sad..

  9. one day 1 November 2008

    hope that case is helping victims truely if not they will go to 18th level hell

  10. zghummmeng 1 November 2008

    Leader or follower? It seems in this fiasco we are the follower. Or maybe we are wrong, they are watching and working QUIETLY behind the scene , take measured response and Not like the HK counterparts making a lot of scenes. What is the right thing to do is to let the aggrieved investors vent their frustration until they are tired and then they move in to quell the unrest.
    This seems to be the attitude of the authorities.

  11. red_dot 1 November 2008

    No leadership. No talent. Non-entrepreneurship. No imagination.
    Suppressive and oppressive.

  12. Issue of mentality 1 November 2008

    If anything, I have learnt something based on concrete evidence of 10 000 people, and that is they have become complacent and fallen into the trap of TRUSTing. Trust is good only if given black and white of what they told you and promised you.

    just my 1 cent.

    I wish you all more good decades.

  13. Tew N S 1 November 2008

    I thought CASE only protest selling junk food to children ??