Women in business

Governance is key to families’ ability to sustain generational wealth, says US adviser

Fortune notes that Tan Su Shan made history in 2025 as the first woman to lead DBS, South-east Asia’s largest bank by assets.

DBS CEO Tan Su Shan ranks sixth globally on Fortune’s most powerful women list in 2026

Leaders across Millennium Hotels and Resorts, where a focus on trust, mobility and mentorship supports career growth across the organisation.
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Meet the women who run one of Singapore’s most trusted hotel brands

Tan Su Shan (left) and Halimah Yacob note that AI systems learn from historical data and may replicate real-world inequalities.

AI and gender inequality: DBS’ Tan Su Shan and former Singapore president Halimah Yacob look at rising risks

When you give your time, network and hard-won perspective to someone at a critical juncture in their career or life, what you receive is a multiplier, says the writer.
THE BOTTOM LINE

Give to gain: the leadership investment with the highest returns

In 2024, OCBC launched Women Unlimited in Singapore to address the unique barriers that female entrepreneurs face.
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How OCBC backs women entrepreneurs with financing and networking support

Tiziana Tan (centre, in pink) started an informal women's lunch group in 2023, that has now expanded to comprise over 70 women.
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The ‘invisible networks’ that power Singapore’s women entrepreneurs

This year's honourees have steered high-impact initiatives across the public and private sectors, says a press statement.

Top women in tech driving Singapore’s digital economy across SGX listcos, global giants

These women are showing the hospitality world how it is done.

Leading ladies: The women heading the biggest family-led hotels in Asia