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 Genneva Malaysia V3, Raided on 1st Oct 2012.

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post Jan 2 2013, 11:57 AM

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good news...btw debbierowe u should edit the year in in your translate coz nearly thought this is 2009 news...

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post Jan 2 2013, 11:59 AM

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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Jan 2 2013, 11:53 AM)
lol yeappp.. sorry. its /k language.

By the way they have argued that they should not be charged and raided because of their Asset Vs Liability has big gap and that they r unsustainable. BECAUSE... if that so, BNM should raide MAS and Proton too.. sweat.gif

on defend on the 2 GLCs, i buy air tic, MAS gave me Air Tic and flew me. i buy car, proton gives me car. BNM will raid MAS & Proton if i buy air tic in advance but not holding the air tic and receive Hibah... something like that. lol
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They have also accused banks of being unsustainable for the same bullshit reasons.

You try to accuse them back of being unsustainable by leveraging their gold investment and they go all batshit on you. The hypocrisy runs deep in GMS.
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post Jan 2 2013, 12:15 PM

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QUOTE(SYAMiLLiON @ Jan 2 2013, 11:57 AM)
good news...btw debbierowe u should edit the year in in your translate coz nearly toughs this is 2009 news...
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aiks.. didnt notice

anyway, its said in the title very hard for customers to get back money...

but in the 1st paragraph said customer can get back money thru the right court procedure...

any experts here mind tell me, who will pay KPMG and PwC on the consultation and audit services? BNM aka Tax payers money, cos it is the investigation cost, or from Genneva's raided cash?
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QUOTE(arubin @ Jan 2 2013, 11:59 AM)
They have also accused banks of being unsustainable for the same bullshit reasons.

In a way they have their arguement.

BUT for the fractional banking system, the banks will not be able to operate profitably.
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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Jan 2 2013, 12:15 PM)
any experts here mind tell me, who will pay KPMG and PwC on the consultation and audit services? BNM aka Tax payers money, cos it is the investigation cost, or from Genneva's raided cash?
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when i read back the swisscash news, i think they will used genneva confiscated money...but don't know whether the source i read reliable or not...

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QUOTE(prophetjul @ Jan 2 2013, 12:17 PM)
In a way they have their arguement.

BUT for the fractional banking system, the banks will not be able to operate profitably.
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they can, just that their operations will be smaller, interest rates higher, and that only the safest borrowers will be given money.
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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Jan 2 2013, 12:15 PM)
aiks.. didnt notice

anyway, its said in the title very hard for customers to get back money...

but in the 1st paragraph said customer can get back money thru the right court procedure...

any experts here mind tell me, who will pay KPMG and PwC on the consultation and audit services? BNM aka Tax payers money, cos it is the investigation cost, or from Genneva's raided cash?
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Well, I'm no expert but my understanding is that all legal fees pertaining to the recovery and disbursement of the funds seized from such schemes are usually paid from the pool of recovered funds itself. If there's not even enough money to pay the lawyers, than its regarded as not worth the effort to recover and disburse anything at all.
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post Jan 2 2013, 12:56 PM

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QUOTE(arubin @ Jan 2 2013, 12:37 PM)
Well, I'm no expert but my understanding is that all legal fees pertaining to the recovery and disbursement of the funds seized from such schemes are usually paid from the pool of recovered funds itself. If there's not even enough money to pay the lawyers, than its regarded as not worth the effort to recover and disburse anything at all.
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wow... so for the Genneva's customers..

Pay the money to buy gold from Genneva, and also part (or all ) of the money gone to fees to investigate and sue Genneva. left... small portion and maybe none... ohmy.gif Ponzi is indeed scary...

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More news,

http://www.nanyang.com/node/501765?tid=460

Genneva营运数年负债14亿
2013-01-02 09:01

(八打灵再也1日讯)本报探悉,Genneva的财务“很有问题”,营运数年下来竟然负债高达14亿令吉,而且蒙受巨额亏损。

可靠消息告诉本报,该公司目前的资产只有1亿1130万令吉,而且现款和黄金存量低于向投资者所作出的承诺。

消息也指Genneva的账务显示,该公司2011年亏损高达7亿5700万令吉,截至2012年首9个月,亏损幅度更进一步扩大到16亿令吉。

但根据国行之前宣布查封的126公斤金条,加上来往户头中的7700万令吉现金,这些资产总值只有1亿220万令吉。

详文请购阅《南洋商报》

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Genneva liabilities 1,400,000,000 in few years operation

Nanyang Siang Pau as inquiry, financial of Genneva facing "great problem", operating for several years and expectedly liabilities of up to 1.4 billion ringgit, and suffered huge losses.

Reliable sources told the company's assets only 113 million ringgit in cash and gold stocks below the commitments made ​​to investors.

The news also means Genneva the accounts show the company's 2011 loss of $ 757million ringgit, as of the first nine months of 2012, the loss rate has been further expanded to 1.6 billion ringgit.

However, according to BNM previously announced the seizure of 126 kilograms of gold bars, plus 77 million ringgit in cash between accounts, the total assets are worth 122 million ringgit.

The details of the text the requisition read "Nanyang Siang Pau"
- Google translate

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QUOTE(empyreal @ Jan 2 2013, 12:34 PM)
they can, just that their operations will be smaller, interest rates higher, and that only the safest borrowers will be given money.
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So them GMVs do have their arguemnet that the banks are also deriving there biz from derivatives.
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Julie Wong hey guys, you got relatives/friends working at KPMG or PWC? It is reveal by BNM today that they were the ones who did Genneva Audit Report. Go ask maybe they got some insider news? its the headlines in NanYang Siang Pau. too bad la if u cannot read chinese

If you got relatives or friends working in KPMG or PWC who actually reveal anything to you, than they shortly won't be working in the company any more, will have to pay huge fines, and might even face jail time. Secrecy and non-disclosure agreements are binding for a lifetime. You are not allowed to reveal confidential information even after you have left the company.

They've become desperate enough until they don't even care if they get other people in trouble... sweat.gif
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QUOTE(terry8 @ Jan 2 2013, 10:17 AM)
I had a copy of the AMTLAFA Act and I cannot see the 90 days in there. I did find however that the seized assets must be returned within 12 months if there are no charges. I will attach a copy here later.
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Casey was partially correct when he mentioned about the 90 day period. Section 44 (5) of AMLATFA reads:

44 (5) An order made under subsection (1) shall cease to have effect after ninety days from the date of the order, if the person against whom the order was made has not been charged with an offence under this Act or a terrorism financing offence, as the case may be.

Note: The order will ceased to have any effect if the perpetrators are NOT CHARGED after ninety (90) days after the order was made.

However the property may be subjected to forfeiture even where there is no prosecution. Section 56(1) of AMLATFA states that:

56. (1) Subject to section 61, where in respect of any property frozen or seized under this Act there is no prosecution or conviction for an offence under subsection 4(1) or a terrorism financing offence, the Public Prosecutor may, before the expiration of twelve months from the date of the freeze or seizure, apply to a judge of the High Court for an order of forfeiture of that property if he is satisfied that such property had been obtained as a result of or in connection with an offence under subsection 4(1) or a terrorism financing offence, as the case may be, or is terrorist property.

Note: This section relates to the instance where the properties are frozen or seized but there is no prosecution or conviction of anybody. The Public Prosecutor (PP) may, before the expiry of 12 months from the date of the freeze or seizure, apply to the court to forfeit the properties if he is satisfied that the properties have been illegally obtained as a result of an offence under section 4(1). However if at the expiration of the 12 months period, no application is made by the PP, the seized property will be released back to the accused.

This act of forfeiture has happened before as in the Gold Label case:

BNM’s completed investigations then led to a court action in 2011 where the government filed for a civil forfeiture under Section 56(1) of AMLATFA at the Kuala Lumpur High Court. The Gold Label directors were not charged even before the lapse of 12 months after seizure.

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...the-same-brush/

Casey's focus was ONLY on Section 44 (5) of AMLATFA. He failed to mention that the Directors of present Genneva are also investigated under subsection 25(1) Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989 (BAFIA) i.e. illegal deposit taking. BAFIA as far as I know does NOT impose any deadlines as to the period of investigation. Therefore BNM basically can drag their investigation much longer than the 90 day limit as touted by Dee Casey under the vast powers of BOTH BAFIA and AMLATFA.

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http://www.nanyang.com.my/node/501722?tid=643

News...
委2公司审核 报告月底出炉 Genneva难索回全额投资

2013-01-02 07:08

(八打灵再也1日讯)国家银行已委任两家跨国会计事务所,全面评估Genneva(金玉华)黄金投资公司的资产与负债,包括早前被国行查封现金及金条等,投资者将有望通过司法程序取回所投资的款额。

财政部副部长拿督林祥才说,该部指示国行加速Genneva案的各方面评估和审核,并设下期限,整份完整的报告最迟将在本月杪出炉。

“国行将根据报告的审核结果,对这家公司采取行动。”

查封126公斤金条7700万他向《南洋商报》说,国行在财政部指示下,去年12月已委任毕马威(KPMG)和普华永道(Pw Cooper),全面评估和审核这家公司的资产与负债。

他说,根据国行提供的资料,10月1日对Genneva的突击行动中,共查封了126公斤金条,并冻结了该公司的银行来往户头,户头中存有7700万令吉。

林祥才说,目前,国行无权把该公司的资产归还给投资者,一切需通过法庭程序。

资产负债数据落差太大但根据初步调查所得,Genneva的资产与负债有差距,即使投资者较后通过法庭程序索回投资,相信也不可能取回全额。

至于已付款但未取得黄金的投资者,可从中取回多少投资额,林祥才表示,这必须等待两家独立会计公司完成审核后,才能准确计算出Genneva的总资产和欠债。
之前,各方对外公布的Genneva资产和负债数据有不少落差,相信当局是为了全面掌握数据以分析和估算可回退给投资者的款额,才会另委两家顾问公司进行独立评估。

Many things reveal now.. Hope KPMG & PWC's staff don't get harassed biggrin.gif

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Google translate with a bit of my editing for cacat translate

2 companies audit report released at the end of the month, Genneva hard to reclaim the full investment
(Petaling Jaya, 1, 2012) The National Bank has appointed two international accounting firms, comprehensive assessment Genneva gold investment company assets and liabilities, including the earlier State Bank seizure of cash and gold bars, investors the amount is expected to get back the investment through the judicial process.

Donald Lim, Deputy Minister of Finance said before, the Ministry instructed BNM to accelerate Genneva case assessment and audit, and set the deadline the entire full report at the latest will be released in the end of the month.

"BNM to take action on the company according to the report of the audit results."

Seizure of 126 kilograms of gold bullion 77,000,000 him to the Nanyang Siang Pau said the Ministry of Finance under the direction of Bank Negara, in December last year, has appointed KPMG (KPMG) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), a comprehensive assessment and audit company assets and liabilities.

He said that the October 1 on the Genneva raids, according to information provided by BNM, a total seizure of 126 kilograms of gold bars, and froze the company's bank and from the account, the account there are 77 million ringgit.

Donald Lim said before, the BNM has no right to return the assets of the company to investors, all required by the court proceedings.

Balance data drop too much, but according to the preliminary survey, the gap between the assets and liabilities of Genneva, even if investors later through court proceedings to reclaim the investment, I believe it impossible to get back the full amount.

As for the investor who has made payment but did not obtain gold, from which you can retrieve the number of investment, Donald Lim said before, it must wait two independent accounting firm to complete the audit in order to accurately calculate the Genneva total assets and debt.

Before, the parties announced Genneva assets and liabilities amount gap, I believe that the authorities in order to have complete control of the data in order to analyze and estimate the rollback to the amount of the investor, will appoint another two consultants to conduct an independent assessment.

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why english news so serow poke?
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Previously the GMS claim that BNM "makan" their money. Now they appoint 2 international firms (not one) to verify seized assets. Difficult to claim that both KPMG and Pricewaterhouse Coopers collaborate to makan their money right.

The last time Arthur Andersen did an illegal audit in the Enron case, it had to be taken apart internationally so these two companies will not risk this consequence over a small purchase order from BNM. Their business worldwide is so big that they will not risk their reputation for BNM.
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Previously the GMS claim that BNM "makan" their money. Now they appoint 2 international firms (not one) to verify seized assets. Difficult to claim that both KPMG and Pricewaterhouse Coopers collaborate to makan their money right.

The last time Arthur Andersen did an illegal audit in the Enron case, it had to be taken apart internationally so these two companies will not risk this consequence over a small purchase order from BNM. Their business worldwide is so big that they will not risk their reputation for BNM.
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u look at Shereen's latest post condemning the latest updates from Donald Lim.

basically she is saying there's nothing wrong with Genneva being in high debts, liabilities over assets by how many billions.

they keep stressing that BNM raided Genneva due to the high debts and liabilities and losses ... sweat.gif
these r just information
she think BNM so rajin to raid a company, hire 2 companies from the Big4 to audit, and then came out with these numbers
don't be surprised the directors has got their money nicely transferred to swiss bank and offshore bank, and seeing this scheme is collapsing..
and they r the ones that tell BNM, hey, now you can go do your job, we're done here
at the same time they might be paying Lulu, Shereen, Andrew, Dhayyaha-name-too-hard-to-spell to create Casey Dee, Savana Sim
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QUOTE(terry8 @ Jan 2 2013, 03:12 PM)
Previously the GMS claim that BNM "makan" their money. Now they appoint 2 international firms (not one) to verify seized assets. Difficult to claim that both KPMG and Pricewaterhouse Coopers collaborate to makan their money right.

The last time Arthur Andersen did an illegal audit in the Enron case, it had to be taken apart internationally so these two companies will not risk this consequence over a small purchase order from BNM. Their business worldwide is so big that they will not risk their reputation for BNM.
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Someone commented on GMS why is BNM wasting public's money on hiring these private auditors.

Strong logic is strong....
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QUOTE(Desvaro @ Jan 2 2013, 04:55 PM)
Someone commented on GMS why is BNM wasting public's money on hiring these private auditors.

Strong logic is strong....
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Not public money, but it is their money that will be used to foot the bill. tongue.gif

The irony behind it all is the less they cooperate, the harder it is resolve the case. The longer the case drags on, the higher the fees of the lawyers and the accountants and that shrinks the pool of funds even further.

So yeah...drag the case out folks. You are the ultimate losers in the end.
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QUOTE(Desvaro @ Jan 2 2013, 04:55 PM)
Someone commented on GMS why is BNM wasting public's money on hiring these private auditors.

Strong logic is strong....
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I agree with Arubin. It's not public money. It will be funded from the seized assets if there is illegal activities. So its their money. Also, if BNM do not hire TWO (not ONE) international firm, they will say BNM makan their money. So now they cannot claim that these TWO international firms out of 4 in the world is willing to risk their worldwide business by collaborating with BNM to makan their money.

If they had more trust in BNM, maybe they dont need international firms.
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QUOTE(terry8 @ Jan 2 2013, 05:34 PM)
I agree with Arubin. It's not public money. It will be funded from the seized assets if there is illegal activities. So its their money. Also, if BNM do not hire TWO (not ONE) international firm, they will say BNM makan their money. So now they cannot claim that these TWO international firms out of 4 in the world is willing to risk their worldwide business by collaborating with BNM to makan their money.

If they had more trust in BNM, maybe they dont need international firms.
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this cannot agree on it, BNM cannot abuse it power. if they did not seek for international accounting firms more harms in the public eyes ..... imagine ourself was the one in Genevva investment victims ..... how will u feel? icon_idea.gif


Added on January 2, 2013, 5:44 pmwhat i meant is transparency is a must .....

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QUOTE(cwhong @ Jan 2 2013, 05:44 PM)
this cannot agree on it, BNM cannot abuse it power. if they did not seek for international accounting firms more harms in the public eyes ..... imagine ourself was the one in Genevva investment victims ..... how will u feel?  icon_idea.gif


Added on January 2, 2013, 5:44 pmwhat i meant is transparency is a must .....
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Fair enough comment. Therefore, the GMS people should not be complaining that these firms are employed to do the audits. We should be glad that BNM wants transparency.
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QUOTE(terry8 @ Jan 2 2013, 05:59 PM)
Fair enough comment. Therefore, the GMS people should not be complaining that these firms are employed to do the audits. We should be glad that BNM wants transparency.
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It's better this way. They will never accept BNM's investigative findings even though it may be objective and done professionally. Even now Shereen is screaming that 'sustainability' is NOT the issue. They are really afraid that audit findings from both KPMG and PwH will show that liabilities far, far exceeds assets proving that Genneva is a ponzi scheme that is not sustainable and directors have transferred huge amounts of assets overseas. Anyway what is sure is that investors will NOT be able to claim the full amount they lost upon completion of the judicial process which may take a while.

I'm glad that Donald Lim has given some assurance that investigation will be completed some time this month. It won't be a Happy Chinese New Year for many though....the snakes had their way but will be nabbed as they attempt to slither away. It will not be their Year for this bunch of Snakes in Kuchai Lama.

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Meh, I'm pretty much sick of hearing their nonsense about sustainability. It IS an issue. Period. If it isn't, than Madoff's fund as well as the original scheme by Charles Ponzi would be legal. Genneva, Madoff and Ponzi all have that in common.

Edit: Btw, The Edge has better English interpretation of the article in Nanyang.

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/highlights/...ets-rm111m.html

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