Reed Smith Regional Funds Head Han Ming Ho Joins S...
How Singapore Fintech iFAST Became A Regional Weal...
Post-employment restrictions in Singapore: What HR...
Singapore's Q2 GDP Explained: Economy Grows 5...
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES BEGINS INTERLINE PARTNERSHIP WI...
Singapore's economy grew 5.7% in second quart...
Singapore's economy expands 5.7% in the secon...
MAS tightens monetary policy, raises inflation for...

Ho Ching to advise Swedish private equity firm EQT's investment fund

Published on: Sunday 30 January 2022

Former Temasek chief executive Ho Ching will be joining Swedish private equity firm EQT's impact-driven longer-hold fund EQT Future as an adviser. Through her appointment to the fund's mission board, ...

News source: https://www.straitstimes.com/business/banking/ho-ching-to-advise-swedish-private-equity-firm-eqts-investment-fund

Share this news on: Facebook Twitter

RELATED NEWS

» Singapore DC developer Racks Central secures $1 billion from China-ASEAN investment fund

» Shaw Investment A.P.A.C. and InCorp Singapore Strengthen China-Singapore-ASEAN Innovation Corridor to Support the Global Expansion of China's Next Generation Technology Enterprises

» Pramono Opens Talks for Singaporean Investment into MRT Phase 3 and 4

» Ho Ching to advise Swedish private equity firm EQT's investment fund

» Chips, Biotech Lead Singapore’s $8.8 Billion Investments Draw

HEADLINE NEWS

» Farmers trying to grow crops across border in bid to cut costs
» India to showcase indigenous Tejas light combat aircraft at Singapore air show
» Me & My Career: Pivoting from trade shows to e-commerce and social media
» Chinese Online Broker Futu Gets Singapore Trading Approval
» CPF members will continue to earn interest on their money at up to 5 per cent a year
» Singapore Airlines returns to recruitment as sector resurges
» GF ends relationship because BF’s S$16,000 savings too little
» Singapore Airshow returns on Tuesday (Feb 15) with smaller expected attendance of 13,000 over four days
» Activist shareholder Quarz objects to terms of $3 bln Singapore REIT merger
» Singapore’s Young Super-Rich Snap Up the Island’s Priciest Homes

My Financial News from Singapore, Investment

Ho Ching to advise Swedish private equity firm EQT's investment fund