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Some write for money. Some write to share. I write to share. Defence, economics, these are my fields. If I err, point out to me, so I will learn.

Saturday, March 26, 2016

Defence Asset Procurement Policy - Non-Traditional Threat - Part 3

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In the previous article, we have discussed about the threat that is posed by our neighbouring countries.  These traditional threats (calle...
Tuesday, March 22, 2016

LCS Rant

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What I'm going to share here is what have been pissing me off for the last 10 to 15 years.
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Saturday, March 19, 2016

Tugu Pahlawan

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Many Malaysians only know of this place from their time at school, much less visited the site.  A solemn place, where remembrance of wa...
Monday, March 14, 2016

Defence Asset Procurement Policy - Threats - Part 2

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Note: In the previous article, we have explored some of the procurement methods that are in practiced in several countries, including our...
Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Defence Asset Procurement Policy - A Need

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Note: this article is intended as a follow through to my previous article titled "Procurement Shift in the Pipeline?" The la...
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Monday, March 7, 2016

Procurement Shift in the Pipeline?

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It has been about a week since I last updated this blog.  Despite last week being a week with loads of updates, especially from the defence ...
Saturday, February 27, 2016

RMAF CN235 Crash

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Yesterday (26 Feb 2016), an RMAF CN235 light transport aircraft had crashed landed in the waters off Kuala Selangor.  All pilots and crew-me...
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Danny Liew
A brief background of myself. I'm a banker with more than 12 years of experience, ranging from internal audit, risk management and compliance, specifically, regulatory compliance and AML compliance. These 12 years, I had to learn many things by myself with little or few references for me to learn about this field. I noticed there's a dearth of explanation in laymen's term on many of the things that we apply in our work on daily basis that newbies have trouble to get up to speed at work. As the industry is heavily regulated with different regulatory stakeholders locally and internationally, many newbies make do with little knowledge they have. If they're lucky, they get a good supervisor that would guide them on why certain things must be done certain ways. But alas, how many would be lucky enough to get such a good supervisor. Of which I had a fair share of both types. But if one is patient enough, you will still be able to learn from these less good supervisors too! Therefore, here I am. Writing in laymen language where possible. So the knowledge I have can be imparted for the benefit of newbie bankers. So read on!
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