Roundtable: Taking over the helm
In a recent The Business Times’ Wealth Roundtable on the challenges of wealth transfer and succession planning for Asian business families, SMU Vice…
27 July 2018 SMU Business Families Institute turns 5! Singapore, 27 July 2018 (Friday) – As part of its fifth anniversary celebrations,…
The Changing Face of Family Business
Prof Annie Koh, Academic Director of the Business Families Institute @ Singapore Management University contributed an article, The Changing Face…
In a report titled “Planning for prosperity: assessing family business future-readiness in South and South-east Asia” from The Economist Intelligence…
Advisers for the New Generation: The connector, collaborator, and the co-investor
Advisers for the New Generation: The connector, collaborator, and the co-investor From FFI Practitioner Thanks to this week’s contributors, Annie…
Family firms are Asia’s engine for growth, writes Professor Annie Koh Family-owned or controlled enterprises have always been the economic…
How S'pore's oldest firms stay relevant
SINGAPORE may have just turned 52, but many homegrown businesses have been around for far longer. Greatearth, Boustead, Drew & Napier, Braddell…
Planning ahead matters, but so does agility: CFOs
IN a volatile and fast-changing business climate, small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) need to tread a fine line between agility and planning…
The different ways of doing good
WHEN it comes to doing good and corporate social responsibility (CSR), it seems that there is often a mistaken notion that it is something only large…
Vision and Innovation - The Reasons for YCH's Success
SMU Business Families Institute and Deloitte releases 2nd of four case studies on business families in Southeast Asia. Foresight…