Risk management?
Nothing 100% sure mar (other than death & taxes.. but i heard taxes can be erm.. and death kept a bit at bay if... )

BNM/SC? er.. bro, SG ada it's own versions leh.
Earthquakes - er.. i'm just bad and assUme-ing the management is dumb enough to be insured for floods & earthquake.

Sorry ar - i don't do "fine comb tooth" investing where i must know the insurances and whatnot of a company in detail. 

Insurance coverages could be very expensive to a point to be self insured.

Items Like a handpones and tablets and what not 

Earthquake Ins is likely not cheaper than PA.

er.. U lost me bro
What are U getting at?
Back to the old "self insure" thinggy again?
OR something to do with REITs?

Insurance coverage  is always an  imp part of the reits management mar.

Why u want to run away from IT

Good lord hehe - i'm seriously lost on what U are talking about.
Run away from IT? run from what?
U mean to tell me U personally know your invested companies' insurances and coverages in detail? 

My ones all are  in Malaysia, generally got fire and some might be covered for floods.

I do not think they need to be covered by Earthquakes or  nuclear disasters. 

Good for U then. 

Of Risk Management

a) i invest overseas to diversify out of Msia and ringgit. i see devaluing ringgit in future. i believe SGD is a very stable currency

b) i invest in SG becos i feel regulators are less corrupted. More transparency

c) i invest in S-Reits because thers no tax on the divs and better returns. How many Msia Reits delivers at least 7%? After tax?

Of Risk Management

a) i invest overseas to diversify out of Msia and ringgit. i see devaluing ringgit in future. i believe SGD is a very stable currency

b) i invest in SG becos i feel regulators are less corrupted. More transparency

c) i invest in S-Reits because thers no tax on the divs and better returns. How many Msia Reits delivers at least 7%? After tax?

Me - after SGX, i'm still waiting for EquitiesTracker on AU / ASX data + still searching for some useful historical track records. At this rate, dunno when i'll be prepared enough to even sniff at A-REITs 

few years back we can get more than 7%..now with the price increased - cannot anymore  ...

My ones all are  in Malaysia, generally got fire and some might be covered for floods.

I do not think they need to be covered by Earthquakes or  nuclear disasters. 

Of Risk Management

a) i invest overseas to diversify out of Msia and ringgit. i see devaluing ringgit in future. i believe SGD is a very stable currency

b) i invest in SG becos i feel regulators are less corrupted. More transparency

c) i invest in S-Reits because thers no tax on the divs and better returns. How many Msia Reits delivers at least 7%? After tax?

S-reit is tax free? Wow.

If Cherroy is reading this, I'd like to hear your comment, since you are M-Reit Collectors, do you buy S-Reit as well? If you don't, why?

Just a clarification - S-REIT tax free for NON-RESIDENT only. Similar with A-REIT 

Just a clarification - S-REIT tax free for NON-RESIDENT only. Similar with A-REIT 

REIT distributions out of rental income: individuals tax free, foreign corporates corporates taxed at 10% WHT and taxed local corporatescorporates20%

Of Risk Management

a) i invest overseas to diversify out of Msia and ringgit. i see devaluing ringgit in future. i believe SGD is a very stable currency

b) i invest in SG becos i feel regulators are less corrupted. More transparency

c) i invest in S-Reits because thers no tax on the divs and better returns. How many Msia Reits delivers at least 7%? After tax?

I am interested in investing in S-REITS.. can u share with me how to do it?
U are right..should diversify.

wongsifu

i think distributions from SReits re tax exempted for INDIVIDuals.
http://www.gf.com.au/Pieter_de_Ridder_Asia.pdf