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Luring the rich
By
Elaine Chan
- Asia
- Global
- Singapore
Singapore and Hong Kong battle for trillions of dollars of intergenerational money
At a family office summit in September, Chee Hong Tat, deputy chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), told global investors that the city state’s “high standards of regulation foster a reputable environment for genuine in...
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