Chin Hwee Tan is the Asia-Pacific CEO of a global Fortune 25 company and was previously the founding Asia partner of the top 3 largest alternative investors in the world. He is part of the special Taskforce appointed by the Prime Minister's Office to reconfigure Singapore's economy, and sits on various private and public boards and committees including the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Chin Hwee co-wrote best-selling Asian Financial Statement Analysis: Detecting Financial Irregularities, which was published in English and Chinese, and does pro bono cases for a dozen regulators globally. He is a chartered financial analyst and a chartered accountant, and, as president of CFA Singapore, fought the battle to have the words "for the benefit of society" included into the charter. Doing social work since his university days with his wife, he enjoys spending time with his three children.Thomas Grandjean has worked in the commodities sector for the past 15 years. He graduated with a Master of Science in Economics from the University of Lausanne in Switzerland and is a CFA charterholder. He has lived in the Middle East, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, and currently resides in Singapore.

• Introduction; Values:Hard Work; Thrift; Trust; Risk-taking; Policies:Political Stability; Free Markets; Education; Corruption; Fiscal Policy; Monetary Policy; Conclusion;

Chin Hwee Tan is the Asia-Pacific CEO of a global Fortune 25 company and was previously the founding Asia partner of the top 3 largest alternative investors in the world. He is part of the special Taskforce appointed by the Prime Minister's Office to reconfigure Singapore's economy, and sits on various private and public boards and committees including the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Chin Hwee co-wrote best-selling Asian Financial Statement Analysis: Detecting Financial Irregularities, which was published in English and Chinese, and does pro bono cases for a dozen regulators globally. He is a chartered financial analyst and a chartered accountant, and, as president of CFA Singapore, fought the battle to have the words "for the benefit of society" included into the charter. Doing social work since his university days with his wife, he enjoys spending time with his three children.Thomas Grandjean has worked in the commodities sector for the past 15 years. He graduated with a Master of Science in Economics from the University of Lausanne in Switzerland and is a CFA charterholder. He has lived in the Middle East, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, and currently resides in Singapore.

• Introduction; Values:Hard Work; Thrift; Trust; Risk-taking; Policies:Political Stability; Free Markets; Education; Corruption; Fiscal Policy; Monetary Policy; Conclusion;

Chin Hwee Tan is the Asia-Pacific CEO of a global Fortune 25 company and was previously the founding Asia partner of the top 3 largest alternative investors in the world. He is part of the special Taskforce appointed by the Prime Minister's Office to reconfigure Singapore's economy, and sits on various private and public boards and committees including the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Chin Hwee co-wrote best-selling Asian Financial Statement Analysis: Detecting Financial Irregularities, which was published in English and Chinese, and does pro bono cases for a dozen regulators globally. He is a chartered financial analyst and a chartered accountant, and, as president of CFA Singapore, fought the battle to have the words "for the benefit of society" included into the charter. Doing social work since his university days with his wife, he enjoys spending time with his three children.Thomas Grandjean has worked in the commodities sector for the past 15 years. He graduated with a Master of Science in Economics from the University of Lausanne in Switzerland and is a CFA charterholder. He has lived in the Middle East, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, and currently resides in Singapore.

• Introduction; Values:Hard Work; Thrift; Trust; Risk-taking; Policies:Political Stability; Free Markets; Education; Corruption; Fiscal Policy; Monetary Policy; Conclusion;