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The publicly-listed financial service company, whose main subsidiary deals in the credit card business with its tie-up with Mastercard, has stopped its local operations since June last year due to the implementation of the restructuring plan and the divestment of its two subsidiaries.


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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prevented Hong Kong-based Grogram
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Malaysian-owned MBf Inc faces liquidity problems

January 13, 2002 - 12:00am

Another company faced by liquidity problems, the Malaysian-owned MBf Inc. plans to attract new investors and strategic partners to inject fresh capital for its financial restructuring program. The publicly-listed...

Business

SEC stops meeting of Grogam, MBFI, MBF Card stockholders

June 1, 2000 - 12:00am

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prevented Hong Kong-based Grogram Ltd., and its affiliates MBFI Inc.

Business