The Securities Commission will seek the input of Bahamian investors on draft legislation for a new act governing itself and the financial institutions entrusted with their money.

"We are looking at releasing the draft legislation in the next couple of weeks," said the Commission's executive director Hillary Deveaux, referring to a proposed replacement for the current Securities Industry Act, 1999. "Part of the three-month consultation phase that follows will be a sort of town meeting, or public consultation meeting, that will allow (the Commission) to get the input of investors as part of the national community of (stakeholders).

http://www.thenassauguardian.com/bixex/292734489347366.php

This may FINALLY be our chances to have our say in the reform of the finance and securities issues of the BAHAMAS.

Tingum, Alien, Excalibur, Taff, Lurker, yinna ready?? :bouncy:


*Sunny pulling our her high- lighters and magnifying glasses*

This may FINALLY be our chances to have our say in the reform of the finance and securities issues of the BAHAMAS.
Tingum, Alien, Excalibur, Taff, Lurker, yinna ready?? :bouncy:
*Sunny pulling our her high- lighters and magnifying glasses*


*Mr. Chopped Liver over here is thinking about Sunny in eye- liner and librarian glasses*

*Mr. Chopped Liver over here is thinking about Sunny in eye- liner and librarian glasses*


We talkin' about finance here! Keep ya mind on da issue!!

We talkin' about finance here! Keep ya mind on da issue!!


What ever you wanna call it, I got my mind on it!

What ever you wanna call it, I got my mind on it!



I carn win wit you! LOL :p

The Securities Commission will seek the input of Bahamian investors on draft legislation for a new act governing itself and the financial institutions entrusted with their money.
"We are looking at releasing the draft legislation in the next couple of weeks," said the Commission's executive director Hillary Deveaux, referring to a proposed replacement for the current Securities Industry Act, 1999. "Part of the three-month consultation phase that follows will be a sort of town meeting, or public consultation meeting, that will allow (the Commission) to get the input of investors as part of the national community of (stakeholders).
http://www.thenassauguardian.com/bixex/292734489347366.php


I am too cynical in my life right now to take any of this serious.

I think what would happen is, we would send in amounts of letters, and give political wannabe's and suck up's talking points for a lifetime.

When they put the money on the table, then call me. Hillary is an LSE grad, he knows the score.

I am too cynical in my life right now to take any of this serious.
I think what would happen is, we would send in amounts of letters, and give political wannabe's and suck up's talking points for a lifetime.
When they put the money on the table, then call me. Hillary is an LSE grad, he knows the score.


It is serious and if there is a town meeting, I will be there

I am too cynical in my life right now to take any of this serious.
I think what would happen is, we would send in amounts of letters, and give political wannabe's and suck up's talking points for a lifetime.
When they put the money on the table, then call me. Hillary is an LSE grad, he knows the score.

I too am on another grind right about this time in my life- but Im never to busy to help-I am moving and mobile!

It is serious and if there is a town meeting, I will be there


Yea. Town meetings are allways seriously planned. But, if anything were to come out of them, aside from grandstanding for a few "politicians" or "politicians in training", I would be astonished.

At best, it would be a really neat networking event. But, don't expect to get your monies worth. And while we are on money, someone get a tuck shop on the spot asap. This is an opportunity for a little sandwich vendor, to make a few extra pennies.
:tup:

Yea. Town meetings are allways seriously planned. But, if anything were to come out of them, aside from grandstanding for a few "politicians" or "politicians in training", I would be astonished.
At best, it would be a really neat networking event. But, don't expect to get your monies worth. And while we are on money, someone get a tuck shop on the spot asap. This is an opportunity for a little sandwich vendor, to make a few extra pennies.
:tup:


Thats what I was thinking, while I'm attending, wife is out selling fried fish dinners.

Yea. Town meetings are allways seriously planned. But, if anything were to come out of them, aside from grandstanding for a few "politicians" or "politicians in training", I would be astonished.
At best, it would be a really neat networking event. But, don't expect to get your monies worth. And while we are on money, someone get a tuck shop on the spot asap. This is an opportunity for a little sandwich vendor, to make a few extra pennies.
:tup:



Tuck Shop Enterprises is already on it. :bouncy:

Seriously though, please keep all eyes peeled for the draft and notices for the town meetings.

I won't be able to make any sort of town meeting. But if given the opportunity to voice my opinion I will certainly make the effort to do so. Others may want to denegrate any effort to help but I'd prefer to be denegrated rather than to be silenced.

I won't be able to make any sort of town meeting. But if given the opportunity to voice my opinion I will certainly make the effort to do so. Others may want to denegrate any effort to help but I'd prefer to be denegrated rather than to be silenced.


Dude. Shut up. If you cared, your most productive years would be in the Bahamas right now.
:tdown:

Tuck Shop Enterprises is already on it. :bouncy:
Seriously though, please keep all eyes peeled for the draft and notices for the town meetings.

Tuck shop indeed. Make this money. I was a hair-pin of an inch away from making the "No to Albany" T-shirts. LOL....
I would have made a killing!
:)