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.
Singapore’s silver tsunami draws assisted-living players like Perennial and Autagco, but can they make money?
Perennial’s luxury offering will be opening its doors to residents soon
Straits Trading aims to address an underserved market for seniors: life before assisted care
The group aims to create an integrated independent living value chain across property, operations and services
Let’s combine the benefits of the broker custody model and the seamless experience of the CDP
As the industry mulls ways to enliven the Singapore bourse, it is worth seeing how to achieve the best of both worlds
Innovating and disrupting itself is what helped DBS win award for world’s best private bank
DBS is the first Asia-headquartered bank to land this recognition from Euromoney
5 am starts, less alcohol and the quest for longevity
Businesses that can respond to these trends will enjoy a long life, too
As private credit worries rattle investors, mind the risks in the markets
Price rises need to be anchored by fundamentals. So now might be the time for investors to exercise some caution
Could HR and talent professionals better help individuals tap SkillsFuture credits?
They are in the best position to identify the skills that employees should pick up, and which employers value
Netflix or Paramount? Either way, the sale of Warner Bros will shake up the global media landscape
How this plays out is still somewhat up in the air, especially since regulatory approval of the deal is needed
Investor relations deserve attention for equity market reforms to work
Communication between Singapore-listed companies and their shareholders, analysts and potential investors must improve for these firms to reach their potential
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