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Franklin Templeton hires Sweta Dugar from BlackRock | Asia Asset Management - Vimarsana News

Franklin Templeton hires Sweta Dugar from BlackRock | Asia Asset Management

Sweta Dugar succeeds Marcus Ong, Franklin Templeton’s co-head of institutional business for Southeast Asia, who is leaving the company.

Franklin Templeton names new institutional head for Southeast Asia - Vimarsana News

Franklin Templeton names new institutional head for Southeast Asia

Franklin Templeton tapped BlackRock veteran Sweta Dugar to lead the firm's institutional sales and development efforts in Southeast Asia.

The Fiji Times » Tighter controls called for on PNG sand exploitation - Vimarsana News

The Fiji Times » Tighter controls called for on PNG sand exploitation

RNZ Sea front in Madang, Papua New Guinea. Photo: RNZI/ Johnny Blades After successfully stopping one sand mining project, Papua New Guinea environmentalists now want the government to tighten the rules around the industry. A Singaporean company, Niugini Sands, last week dropped plans to mine the black sands along the Madang coast, with director, Marcus Ong, saying bad publicity was pivotal in their decision. The environmental group, Mas Kagin Tapani, advocated for the more than 10,000 who lived in communities along a 38 kilometre stretch of the shoreline in Madang province. They also wanted...

Tighter controls called for on PNG sand exploitation - Vimarsana News

Tighter controls called for on PNG sand exploitation

Sea front in Madang, Papua New Guinea. Photo: RNZI/ Johnny Blades A Singaporean company, Niugini Sands, last week dropped plans to mine the black sands along the Madang coast, with director, Marcus Ong, saying bad publicity was pivotal in their decision. The environmental group, Mas Kagin Tapani, advocated for the more than 10,000 who lived in communities along a 38 kilometre stretch of the shoreline in Madang province. They also wanted to ensure breeding grounds for endangered Leatherback Turtles weren't threatened. Spokesman, Wenceslaus Magun, said people were delighted but their job was s...

Source: rnz.co.nz
Sand mining company pulls out of PNG - Vimarsana News

Sand mining company pulls out of PNG

A campaign to stop sand mining along 38 kilometres of Papua New Guinea's Madang coast has been successful.

Source: rnz.co.nz