Family offices may tap certain tax incentive schemes when they set up in Singapore and interest is certainly growing.  Q: There has been a lot of talk lately about family

Danish company LMS365, an online learning management system (LMS) built for use inside Microsoft products, has raised $20 million in its first institutional round of funding. Used by companies including logistics

(March 10): For all the hype in the run-up to the National People’s Congress (NPC), Chinese stocks bulls were left in the lurch as a terrible week for global markets

(Bloomberg) — For all the hype in the run-up to the National People’s Congress, China stocks bulls were left in the lurch as a terrible week for global markets compounded

(March 1): Chinese markets rallied as unexpectedly strong manufacturing data suggested that the economic recovery is gathering pace, emboldening traders to pile in after weeks of heavy selling.    The

Mr Lim Wai Mun founded Doctor Anywhere in 2017. PHOTO: DOCTOR ANYWHERE SINGAPORE – Mr Lim Wai Mun founded Doctor Anywhere in 2017, before teleconsultations gained widespread acceptance here amid the

China Set to Fine Ant More Than $1 Billion, Reuters Reports (Bloomberg) — Chinese authorities are planning to impose a fine of more than $1 billion on Jack Ma’s Ant

Some of the world’s most influential institutions are selling shares of Asia’s technology giants after owning them for years, a troubling sign for investors after what has already been a

A new venture capital fund known as Lingfeng Innovation Fund (LIF) has secured $20 million in a fundraiser targeted at equipping crypto startups. The LIP fund which is backed by Nicole Zhang,

The multi-family office has hired Cheam Tze Shen to boost its Southeast Asia presence. Kamet Capital Partners continues to build its team to expand its coverage of high net-worth families

The city has tightened its Global Investor Programme rules over the years, such as requiring applicants to manage firms with revenues of S$200 million, but interest continues to be strong.

Singapore-based multi-family office Kamet Capital Partners has raised $50 million — half the target corpus — in the first close of its debut closed-end fund. Officially launched in March, Kamet