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Monthly Archives: May 2019
PM Lee went ‘ballistic’ in 2004 after question on Temasek CEO’s pay
Posted in POLITICS
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MAS’ ‘excess’ reserves should not be used for risky investments, better to reduce government debt
Posted in CPF, GIC
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Transfer of $45 billion to GIC ‘fishy’, CPF/reserves investment losses likely reason
Posted in CPF, GIC
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