Thilak Out Dhamika In ? ... Meeting was very positive ..

StockGuru wrote:......we talk about value of shares none of us talk about value of human capital. at the end of the because of human capital only any business collapse or succeed...

smallville wrote:Value of human capital is no doubt an asset to any organisation.. why some big organizations look positiv thinking in their potential hires? Why do they carry out head hunting? Its all becuz even sometimes miracles are possible with correct kinda ppl and theirabilities

We actually need to discuss this on anothe thread...

Stock guru, if you have some knowledge on that subject, I urge you start a new thead on it.. I'm sure there are plenty of members who would love to hear something specially that we've not discussed in years (as my memory serves)

Dileepa wrote:

sanju351 wrote:

Dileepa wrote:

sanju351 wrote:History repasts ...
Mr.Thilak Karunarathna will step down and pay the way to Mr.Dhamika Perera to go to the hot seat ..

Investigations and insults to TOP GUNS LIKE Mr.Dilith Jayaweera & Nimal Perea to be withdrawn with immediate effect ..

This is disastrous, thinking about getting out of CSE if this is true.

mmm you have to pack thngs and get ready then ..before that tell us what Mr Karaunaraththna has done good to CSE ?

It is pathetic to see how people get blind by money.
I do not know what Mr Karaunaraththna has done.
But remember, regulators are not there to push the market up.
They are there to regulate the market as the name implies.
It is not the regulators job to push up the market for you to take a profit.
I think regulators are doing their job OK.
It is up to the government to take measures to stabilize the economy and improve investors confident.

Do you honestly believe such an engaged person like DJ/NP will do the job of the regulator
without considering personnel benefits. We know what this duo have done in the past.
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In 2000, against the advice of the Monetary Board of the Central Bank
Samurdhi Authority purchased 14.89% shares of Pan Asia Bank at a cost of Rs. 119,625,000/=
buying 8,250,000 shares at a premium of Rs. 2 each when there was no market value for Pan Asia Bank.
At the time bank had incurred loss of Rs. 234,000,000 in the year 2000.
Bribery and Corruption Commission filed allegations to Minister S. B. Dissanayake
of depositing Rs. 200 million belonging to Samurdhi Authority in Pan Asia Bank illegally.
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Quoted below from his own words for your reference:

N Perera wrote:I was instrumental in acquiring a major stake in Pan Asia Bank by Samurdhi. I was very close to Minister S B Dissanayake.
I moved to Pan Asia Bank as a marketing person. I met Dhammika through a mutual friend as he was interested in taking a stake in Pan Asia Bank.

With that kind of "management skills and business knowledge and practical experience", ha ha the market will be sky rocketed
I don't think the President is stupid enough to do this change.
If Mr Karaunaraththna steps down as Mrs Indrani Sugathadasa did,
I'm pretty sure the market will fall down further more.