TA Gaz_July

Edition : 6
July 2017
TAG
Company newsletter
azette
Congratulations!
TA Securities Holdings Berhad and TA Futures won 3
Awards at Bursa Excellence Awards 2016 Gala Nite
More stories on page 2 >>
APPA 2017-2018 for Azelia Residence @
Damansara Avenue
Information:
TA Global’s New Business
Card Design
Health & Wellness:
The Best and Worst Juices
for Your Health
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Bursa Excellence Awards 2016 Gala Nite
Bursa Excellence
Awards 2016
Gala Nite
TA Securities Holdings Berhad
and TA Futures won 3 Awards
The “Bursa Excellence Awards
2016 Gala Nite” was held on 3
May 2017 @ Shangri-La Hotel
Kuala Lumpur in recognition of
the outstanding performance of
brokers and market intermediaries
in 2016.
The awards selection criteria have
been further strengthened this
year to better reflect the industry
today and although trading value
remains a key component in the
selection criteria, due
consideration was given to
regulatory aspects and business
growth of the brokers for a more
holistic recognition. New
categories of awards this year
include Best Remisier and Best
Proprietary Day Trader while
there are some changes in other
categories. The awards were
subjected to verification by an
independent external auditor, SJ
Grant Thornton.
We are glad to inform that TA
Securities Holdings Berhad won 3
Awards as follows:
CHAMPION
2016 BEST RETAIL EQUITIES
PARTICIPATING ORGANISATION
(NON-INVESTMENT BANK)
CHAMPION
2016 BEST PROPRIETARY DAY
TRADER
1ST RUNNER UP
2016 BEST PROPRIETARY DAY
TRADER
While TA Futures won the
following championship awards
for 2016:
CHAMPION
2016 BEST OVERALL DERIVATIVES
TRADING PARTICIPANT
CHAMPION
2016 BEST INSTITUTIONAL
DERIVATIVES TRADING
PARTICIPANT
CHAMPION
2016 BEST TRADING PARTICIPANT
COMMODITY DERIVATIVES
TA Futures has won the BEST
TRADING PARTICIPANT
COMMODITY DERIVATIVES award
for 13 years to date.
Congratulations
to the two
Institutional
dealing teams
and the
supporting
departments that
have made this
achievement
possible.
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APPA 2017-2018 for Azelia Residence @ Damansara Avenue
APPA 2017-2018
Azelia Residence @
Damansara Avenue
We are delighted to announce
that our Azelia Residence @
Damansara Avenue is an Award
Winner under the category of
“Best Residential Development
in Malaysia” in the 2017-2018
Asia Pacific Property Awards
which was recently held on the
25th and 26th May 2017 in Bangkok,
Thailand. We are pleased
with this achievement as the Asia
Pacific Property Awards are well
recognized in the property
development industry for the
excellence of development
projects worldwide. This is the
second award that we have won
for Azelia Residence as the
project was also awarded the
Honour Award for Landscape
Design of the ILAM Malaysia
Landscape Architecture Awards
2014.
Azelia Residence, which comprises
of 250 serviced apartments,
is the first residential
phase of Damansara Avenue,
our 48-acre mixed-use development
super-hub in the established
township of Bandar Sri
Damansara, Petaling Jaya. This
high and low rise residential
development that comprises of
a 32-storey tower block and
9-storey low rise block with
shared amenities that sprawled
over 3.13 acres of freehold land
was successfully completed and
handed over to the purchasers
in June 2014. The concept for
Azelia Residence is modern
urban living with breathtaking
greenery, complemented by the
recreational facilities and convenient
lifestyle amenities of an
integrated development. Catering
to the needs of a wide range
of end users, the residences
range from single bedroom units
for young professionals to
three-bedroom options for
large families and threegeneration
living.
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Information
TA Global’s new business card design
Selamat Hari Raya
Aidilfitri
Introduces you to a new faceted TAG business card
based on TAG’s new corporate color.
Front
Maaf Zahir & Batin
Back
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Health & Wellness
Source : http://health.usnews.com/
Juice contains sugar
Yes, but you can enjoy it as a healthy and guiltless part of
your diet – if you know how to separate the good choices
from the not-so-good. After all, 100-percent fruit juice can
count toward your daily recommended amount of fruit,
according to the 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
Men and women ages 19 to 30 should consume 2 cups of
fruit per day, while women 31 and older should eat 1 1/2 cups
of fruit per day. If you drink a cup of 100-percent fruit juice,
then, it counts as one cup of fruit for the day.
The Best and
Worst Juices
for Your Health
From carton to homemade to cold-pressed, here's how to
choose your juice wisely.
Not all juices are created equal.
Here take on four popular
varieties:
Store-Bought Juice
On the upside, cartons or bottles
of 100-percent fruit juice contain
more than the natural sugar
fructose. For example, 1 cup of
100-percent orange juice is an
excellent source of vitamin C and
a good source of potassium, folate
and thiamine. You can even find OJ
fortified with calcium and vitamin
D, both of which are nutrients of
concern for Americans. Plus,
100-percent orange juice naturally
contains the phytonutrient
hesperidin, which emerging
research suggests may help
maintain a healthy blood pressure
and blood vessel function.
On the downside, it's very possible
to outweigh the health benefits of
100-percent fruit juice with
unhealthy portions. My college
boyfriend is a case in point: He used
to guzzle a half-gallon of juice in
one sitting, consuming about 880
calories and 168 grams sugar
without a second thought. That’s an
extreme case of overconsumption,
and can result in weight gain if done
over a long period of time. Even
drinking an oversized 16- or 24-
fluid ounces (or 2 to 3 cups) of
100-percent juice at breakfast can
result in taking in too many
calories if it becomes a habit.
A second way store-bought juice
can be a bad choice is when the
juice contains added sugar. Some
food manufacturers add sugar to
balance the tart flavor of some
juices. Mixed juice drink blends
tend to have added sugar or are
made from concentrate. They
either don’t provide many
nutrients or have more sugar than
necessary. This is why you always
want to look for 100-percent juice
on the label.
Juice Bars
Most of the same logic that you
can apply to homemade juices
apply to juice bars. While slurping
them can help you create a diet
high in fruits and vegetables, which
has been shown to help lower the
risk of cancer and heart disease, if
you’re ordering a 24-fluid ounce
juice, you’re taking in around 450
calories. A small 8- or 12-fluid
ounce juice is the way to go. Plus,
keep an eye on the cleanliness of
the juice shop to make sure
they’re cleaning and sanitizing
their juicing equipment regularly.
Homemade Juices
Homemade juices – which, as long
as you're not adding you're own
sugar, honey or other sweetener –
give you the same benefits of
100-percent store-bought juice.
What's more, the fruits and
vegetables in them can give you
lots of vitamin C and some B
vitamins, but since both are easily
destroyed by slicing, cooking and
juicing, it's best to prepare your
juice right before drinking it.
Still, even DIY juices come with
precautions – namely, in terms of
calorie and sugar content, not to
mention cost, since it takes a ton
of fruit to get a significant
amount of juice. While all that
fruit racks up good-for-you
nutrients, again, moderation
matters. Plus, you need to keep
up with cleaning your juicer or it
could harbor pathogenic
microorganisms that can
potentially make you sick.
Cold-Pressed Juices
Juices use pressure, instead of
heat, to destroy potentially
harmful microorganisms so they
are safe to drink. They have a
short shelf life and, at least to me,
taste fresher than traditionally
packaged juices. Read the
ingredients and the label to make
sure you’re drinking no more
than 150 calories per serving.
Some cold-pressed juices add
high-calorie ingredients like
coconut or avocado, which are
healthy foods, but can rack up the
calories in a quick thirstquencher.
With both fresh and
cold-pressed juice, using a combo
of fruits, vegetables and herbs
helps keep calories down. This
also allows you to take in an even
greater variety of good-for-you
nutrients.
No matter which type or types
of juice you choose to drink,
portion control and moderation
are critical; making yourself crazy
and fearful of food is not healthy.
If you love juice, go ahead and
pour yourself a (8- or 12-ounce)
glass.
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Core Values
Staff update
Our Core
Values
Chua Sze Her
Position: Associate
Dep: Accounts
TA Global Berhad
Welcome
New TA Members!
Ee Sook Kuan
Position: Associate
Dep: Accounts
TA Global Berhad
Marlina Santoso
Position: Senior Associate
Dep : Property Management
TA Properties Sdn Bhd
Ng Sok Yi
Position: Associate
Dep: Internal Audit
TA Enterprise Berhad
Peter Lee Chee Hong
Position: Senior Associate
Dep: Property Management
TA Properties Sdn Bhd
Tan Sook Wei
Position: Assistant Manager
Dep: Accounts
TA Global Berhad
Governed by
Integrity
Encouraging
Innovation
Committed to
Excellence
Tang Aik Seng
Position: Senior Associate
Dep: Contract
TA Properties Sdn Bhd
Wong Chan Han
Position: Vice President
Dep: Corp.finance Dept 2
TA Securities Holding Berhad
We place the utmost importance in the
integrity of every individual that we employ
or deal with. At TA Group we strive to
practise integrity in all our actions, decisions,
practices, policies and procedures. This
relates to both internally within the
organisation as well as externally to all parties
that we deal and associate with.
It is our culture to constantly encourage a
progressive work environment where new
ideas, inputs, opinions and suggestions are
highly cherished and favoured.
We define excellence as the never-ending,
uncompromising pursuit of doing things
better. We believe that excellence is not a
standard or level of competency; excellence
is the desire of wanting to get better, to
grow, to expand, to achieve and to progress.
It is the uncompromising commitment to
move forward and get better in everything
that we do.
Welcome Aboard!
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”
A Quote from Hellen Keller
Dedicated to
Corporate
Social
Responsibility
Focused on
People
We have a heart for social responsibility
and believe that we can make an impact to
not only the local community but globally
as the world becomes a seamless place.
Our organisation has a vision to become a
diversified global conglomerate that will have
a presence in every region and impact these
regions accordingly.
We believe in focusing and investing in our
people, to have a strong, cohesive, loyal and
competent workforce and together we will
propel the organization forward and build
the name of our company as a great
employer and continue to attract the best
talent in the market.
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Staff Update
Happy Birthday
July - September People!
“May your birthday be
filled with sunshine and smile,
laughter, love and cheer.
”
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