Lee Su Shyan
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Lee Su Shyan is BT’s associate editor (news). In her role, she helps to oversee news content. Her aim is to be first with the big stories of the business world - both in Singapore and regionally — while covering them in an accessible way. Su Shyan previously headed The Straits Times’ business desk and was most recently a columnist there.
Looking to the future as AI, quantum computing and tokenisation transform financial services
Tokenisation needs further development such as interoperable compliance-enabled infrastructure that can support deployment at scale
Is marriage just another high-risk investment?
The reason given for singledom is an eminently practical one: ‘together costs’ are spiralling
Singtel pledges support for troubled long-time unit Optus; transformation ‘will take time’
The group has supported its Australian subsidiary with A$33 billion in investments since 2001, while not receiving dividends in the last five...
Getting the right talent is key to Singapore Inc’s success
Organisational and management changes are timely and necessary at this stage of development
Taking away food in CBD? Refuse the disposable cutlery at least
[singapore] Recently, I was at Raffles Place for a lunch appointment. It was a bustling scene, with people streaming out of offices...
Singapore-focused listed companies are having their turn in the spotlight
[SINGAPORE] The oft-heard complaint is that Singapore’s market is too small and, beyond the banks, no one can make much money from...
Living to 120 and beyond?
It is reasonable to expect that the numbers of healthier and functioning elderly will grow, and this has implications for the future...
CDL’s Kwek Leng Beng aims to treble the group’s hotel numbers to 500
‘Developing a strong and reputable brand is my priority,’ says the property veteran
Great Eastern offer: It’s time for everyone to move on
Both the bank and the insurer are facing pressing business and operational challenges, so it’s time for them to address business at...
Having GIC as a cornerstone investor in NTT DC Reit’s IPO is a good move for the market too
GIC’s US$100 million investment in the Reit is small relative to its portfolio, but it sends a signal to the local bourse...