So this is where you were all along Kenneth – spitting your venom at me behind my back!

How devious can one get?
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May I add that one of Finco’s directors is Dr Arthur Galea Salamone. Should he be promoted or made to resign?

Arthur Galea Salomone LL.M., (Toronto) LL.D graduated Master of Laws from the University of Toronto and Doctor of Laws from the University of Malta. He is a partner and director of the Finco Trust Group. During the past twenty years he has practiced widely in Corporate and Commercial Law, Financial Services Law, Maritime Law, Real Estate law, Foreign Investment. Arthur Galea Salomone is currently Chairman of the Malta Stock Exchange, Deputy Chairman of the Malta Arbitration Centre, Director at APS Bank Ltd, Chairman of the Risk Management Committee of APS Bank, Director of a number of companies in the insurance and affiliated insurance field. Arthur has provided advice to the financial services regulators notably the Malta Financial Services Authority and the Listing Authority. He was responsible for drafting the Financial Markets Act in view of Malta’s accession to the European Union. Arthur Galea Salomone is a lecturer and examiner in the Commercial Law department of the Faculty of Laws at the University of Malta. He has lectured widely on various aspects of Commercial Law, including Mergers and Acquisitions, Stock Exchange Regulation, Insolvency Law, Financial Services Regulation. Arthur Galea Salomone is a regular speaker at Conferences both locally and overseas.

http://www.fincotrust.com/finco/corporate.asp?AnchID=46&parentanchID=1

@ Frank Portelli: You really shoot from the hip. How is it that you know that Dr Andre’ Camilleri was not safeguarding the investors’ interests? Which investors should MFSA defend , BOV shareholders or the property fund investors?

The BOV property fund crashed before the No to divorce Movement was formed.
The tangible remedial action on this property fund started at the end of last week, because BOV knows that MFSA will take action by the end of June. Today The Sunday Times features an interview with Joe Banister and there is an article on Finco Treasury Management and its managing director Paul Bonello.

@ Lino Cert:

I would think that in “Malta Kattolicissima”, 53% is overwhelming.

53% is hardly overwhelming.

as proposed there will be no difference between separation and divorce, one will automatically lead to another..
Regarding the abused spouse, like I said, the abused spouse should have the choice to choose for divorce, but the abuser should not have this same right. If the referendum question was a simple “Divorce – yes or no”, the result would have been an overwhelming YES.

[Daphne – It appears that the result IS an overwhelming Yes.]

In fact I think a referendum should not have been called because divorce only affects those people who want to divorce. And those who don’t want to divorce, quite frankly, should butt out.

[Stefan Vella – @Andrew Farrugia – back to ad hominems? I’m disappointed – for a while I thought you had given up on these type of comments].

For a while I had thought he had changed his name to Andy, too. Old habits die hard.

You are entitled to your opinion and it is not for me to answer for Dr. Andre Camilleri.

My argument is that you don’t judge one’s integrity and professionalism on the number of commitments one undertakes.

You run a hospital and you have other commitments. I do not know the first thing about the medical profession or about the management of a hospital. I might think that it takes up all of your time but that doesn’t give me the right to judge your professionalism.

If your opinion can be backed by facts, it is for Dr. Camilleri to explain.

That’s like saying a burglar reporting his own robbery and turning himself in.