Our Team

Michael Lien

Michael Lien is the Executive Chairman of Wah Hin & Company Pte Ltd (Wah Hin), the Lien family office and a Singapore-based investment holding company. Wah Hin is a substantial shareholder of United Overseas Bank (UOB).

He serves as a Non-Independent Director of UOB and is a member of the Board Executive Committee.

Previously, he was a Board Member of Temasek Holdings (2009–2018) and served on the National University of Singapore (NUS) Board of Trustees (2009–2021), including the Investment Committee (2009–2020).

He has over 30 years of experience in the financial industry, with deep expertise in corporate finance, capital markets, and institutional investing. He was a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, where he headed its Corporate Finance business until 2002. Prior to Morgan Stanley, he worked at Standard Chartered Merchant Bank Asia, with responsibility for equity origination. He began his career in public service at Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry.

Michael is a Colombo Plan Scholar and holds a Bachelor of Economics (First Class Honours) with double majors in Finance and Econometrics from Monash University, Australia.

Patrick Lee

As CEO for Singapore, ASEAN and South Asia at Standard Chartered Bank, Patrick is responsible for the Bank’s franchise and businesses across ASEAN and South Asia. These are key strategic markets for the Standard Chartered Bank Group, and Singapore is home to the Bank’s global businesses and Technology & Operations functions.

Before assuming this role, Patrick was CEO Singapore, and Head of Global Banking, Singapore, where he was responsible for the Bank’s corporate and institutional client businesses.

Before joining Standard Chartered in 2012, Patrick was Managing Director, Head of Southeast Asia Investment Banking at Nomura. Prior to that, he was Head of Singapore/Malaysia Investment Banking at UBS and Executive Director, Investment Banking at Morgan Stanley. He has over 30 years of experience in the banking industry, including corporate and investment banking, product and sector coverage, and has worked in Singapore, Hong Kong and London.

Patrick is also a Board Director of Clifford Capital Holdings Pte Ltd (established as a specialist provider of structured finance solutions). He is an Executive Committee member of Singapore Trade Data Exchange Services Pte Ltd (SGTraDex), and serves on the Board of Climate Impact X Pte Ltd as an Alternate Director. In 2022, Patrick was named an ‘IBF Distinguished Fellow’ by the Institute of Banking and Finance (IBF) Singapore for his contributions to the growth and development of the financial sector.

Patrick graduated with BA (First Class Honors) and MA in English from Trinity College, Cambridge.

Ravi Lambah

Mr. Ravi Lambah joined Temasek in April 2012 and is currently Joint Head, Investment Group; Head, Direct Investments; Joint Head, Telecom, Media & Technology; and Head, India. Prior to this role, Mr. Lambah was the Chief Operating Officer of ST Telemedia, an investor-operator with a significant global portfolio of telecom and media assets. His role comprised overseeing the investments and operations of the company, which is also a 100% owned subsidiary of Temasek. Mr. Lambah has over 28 years in the financial and investment banking industry in the Asia-Pacific region, 15 of which were with Credit Suisse, Jardine Fleming and Citigroup. Mr. Lambah is a Chartered Accountant and a Cost and Management Accountant. Mr. Lambah holds a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce and Economics, from India’s University of Bombay.

Gracelyn Ho

Gracelyn Ho is the Co-Founder of Pivott Capital. She is the former Chief Commercial Officer, Managing Director, of ABN AMRO’s Private Banking International for Asia & Middle East, responsible for Strategy, Business Development, Sales Management and Marketing Communications. Gracelyn has also held senior leadership roles with regional and global responsibilities in Morgan Stanley and UBS, across Capital Markets, Financial Institutions, Private Wealth Management and Investment Advisory. She currently serves on various committees in YMCA, is a Mentor with NUSS and active in community service.

Belinda Neo

Belinda is a partner at PwC Singapore, with more than 20 years of experience in auditing, accounting, governance and internal controls, working with both private and public sector entities. In recent years, she has also spent her time in Myanmar to support companies with their business transformation initiatives. She is a Public Accountant and Chartered Accountant of Singapore and an ASEAN Chartered Professional Accountant. Belinda also sits on the Management Committee of the Singapore Athletics Association, a non-profit organisation, serving as the Treasurer.

Tan Yinglan

Yinglan is the Founding Managing Partner of Insignia Ventures Partners. Founded in 2017, Insignia is an early-stage technology venture fund focusing on Southeast Asia. It manages more than US$350 million from sovereign wealth funds, foundations, university endowments and renowned family offices. Insignia is the recipient of two back to back VC Deal of Year awards for Payfazz (2019) and Carro (2018) from the Singapore Venture Capital and Private Equity Association. Its portfolio includes many other technology pacesetting leaders in Southeast Asia.

Yinglan is the co-host of ‘On Call with Insignia Ventures’ podcast which features chats with portfolio founders and regional investors. He is an author on venture capital, start-ups and innovation and recently published his fourth book, Navigating ASEANnovation (World Scientific, 2020). Yinglan also serves on the International Board of Stars Leaders of the Next Generation, the Singapore Government’s Pro Enterprise Panel and is a Board Member at Hwa Chong Institution.

Jason Ho

Jason joined OCBC in 2013 and retired as Executive Vice President in 2022. He was previously with KBC Bank, Volvo, Standard Chartered Bank and Citibank. He has more than 35 years of banking and finance experience including leading significant businesses in the different global financial markets. He assumed the role of Group Head of Human Resources at OCBC between 2014 and 2022 where he was a key member in the major transformation of the Bank in the human capital and digitalization space.

He is currently serving on the Boards of Emperador Inc and Daughters of Tomorrow Ltd.

Jason had previously served on the Boards of Institute of Human Resources Professionals and OCBC Properties Services.

Jason holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from National University of Singapore and a Master of Applied Finance degree from Macquarie University.

Fu Wei

Founder and CEO, CBC Group

Yee Chen Fah

Chen Fah retired as an Assurance Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP ( PwC ) Singapore. At PwC, he led teams in providing audit and advisory services to a diverse range of clients. Over a 37 year career with PwC, Chen Fah has held various leadership roles, including being the Finance Partner, member of the Extended Leadership Team and Assurance Leadership Team, Learning and Education Partner, Administration Partner, Assurance Leader of Government Sector and Operating Unit Leader.

He is a fellow member of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants and member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. He also holds the Senior Accredited Director badge from the Singapore Institute of Directors. He is currently a Board member of Singapore Food Agency (concurrently Chairman of Audit and Risk Committee), Director of Singapore Airlines Foundation Ltd and Board member of Singapore Taekwondo Federation (concurrently Audit Committee and Ethics Chairman).

Gwendolyn Lim

Gwendolyn Lim is a partner and the head of Bridgespan’s Southeast Asia office, based in Singapore.

She has more than 20 years of consulting experience with Bain & Company spanning South-East Asia, North Asia, and the US. While at Bain, Gwen led the customer practice for more than eight years and was an active member of the retail and financial services teams. She has worked closely with multinational and local clients on topics such as customer transformations, corporate and business-unit strategy, performance turnarounds, and due diligence. Some of her past projects include helping major department stores in SEA to identify, retain, and drive share-of-wallet amongst their most loyal customers, redesigning the customer experience for one of the largest Asian banks around fraud, and articulating the process and playbook around corporate mergers and acquisitions for an industrials conglomerate.

In the social impact space, Gwen has worked with a leading Singaporean university to outline its five-year strategy across academics, research, and entrepreneurship as well as tackling its fundraising and endowment needs. Additionally, she has led a project with a major field-building NGO in the Philippines to identify sectors that would generate the largest number of high-impact entrepreneurs within the next three to five years.

In her personal capacity, Gwen has previously aided the Community Foundation of Singapore to articulate its three-year strategic plan–identifying target donor segments and delineating criteria to identify high-potential charitable organizations.

Gwen earned an MBA from Harvard Business School. She is a graduate of Stanford University, where she received her bachelor’s degree in economics. Gwen is a novice Crossfitter, a slow-but-steady reader of biographies, and an avid fan of all things related to professional sports.

Colin Lim

Colin Lim is Head of Asia Private Debt at Tikehau Capital, with more than 20 years of investing experience across Europe and Asia.

Prior to joining the firm, Colin was the Head of Southeast & North Asia at BPEA Credit and at CLSA Capital Partners (Special Situations Group), and previously served as a senior Principal with Apollo Global Management’s Asia Opportunistic Credit team based in Singapore. Colin started his career in London at Deutsche Bank and subsequently worked at Goldman Sachs Mezzanine Partners and HPS Investment Partners.

Colin holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Jolene Chen

Jolene Chen is a seasoned human resources professional and leader with more than 30 years of experience. She is distinguished for her purpose-driven, people-focused leadership. She has served in multinational corporations including Prudential plc and Standard Chartered bank and played a pivotal role in driving the strategic people agenda, transforming organizations, developing talent, and growing leaders in these organisations across Asia and Africa.

Having worked across multiple cultures in Asia, Jolene is a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion to foster cultures of respect, belonging and empowerment among people of diverse perspectives, abilities and backgrounds. She was the co-chair of the D&I council and was the chair of the philanthropic arm of Prudential, which contributes to the long-term development of communities with a focus on health, safety, and education across Asia and Africa.

David Heng

David Heng is the Chief Executive Officer of Temasek Trust Asset Management (TTAM), which oversees two investment platforms: ABC Impact, an Asia-focused growth impact private equity firm with over S$1 billion (US$900 million) in assets under management; and Temasek Trust Capital, a purpose-aligned investment platform managing a diversified portfolio to deliver sustainable returns in support of Temasek Trust’s long-term philanthropic objectives.

With over 30 years of experience in the investment industry, David spent 14 years in senior leadership roles at Temasek, including Head of Real Estate, Head of Japan & Korea, Joint Head of Consumer, and Joint Head of China. Prior to joining Temasek, he was with Deutsche Bank AG.

David serves as an Independent Director of Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) and as a Non-Executive Director of SeaTown Holdings. He is also a board member of the Centre for Impact Investing and Practices (CIIP) and sits on the investment committees of Temasek Trust Asset Management, ABC Impact, and Temasek Trust Capital.

He holds an MBA from the University of Hull (UK) and a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Canterbury (New Zealand).

Felicia Heng

Felicia Heng brings 28 years of experience across banking, governance and dispute resolution as an Independent Director. Her career spans senior responsibilities at J.P. Morgan Private Bank and Standard Chartered, and regional leadership of Family Business Network, a global non-profit serving family offices and multi-generational family enterprise owners.

She is Founder and Managing Partner of Wise Purpose, a boutique family office consulting, advisory and coaching practice supporting boards, family principals and C-suite leaders across Asia. Her work sits at the intersection of capital decisions and human systems, where governance, succession and stakeholder alignment determine execution. This includes high-stakes board facilitation, and aligning foundation objectives with investment mandates, reporting cadence and governance forums.

In her former roles, Felicia worked with asset owners, business families and foundations on vision, values and investment strategies. She partnered with specialist teams on due diligence, manager selection and portfolio allocation, including impact strategies. She brings an investor lens to philanthropic questions, risk sensibilities, and experience translating intent into mandates, oversight and follow-through.

Felicia serves on the Investment Committee of the Singapore Christian Home. She is an SID Accredited Director and an Accredited Mediator with the Singapore Mediation Centre and FIDReC. She brings calm, constructive challenge in board discussions, and an evaluation mindset that links outcomes to measurement and learning loops. Her experience supports coalition building across donors, corporates, social enterprises and sector stakeholders.

Felicia holds postgraduate degrees in Occupational Psychology and Technology Management, along with advanced certifications in Wealth Management, Family Wealth Advisory and Executive Coaching.

Lee Lung-Nien

Lung has over 35 years of experience in the financial services industry. Currently, he serves as the Citi Country Officer (CCO) for Singapore. Prior to this, he was the Chairman of Citi Private Bank for Asia South. Before joining the Private Bank, Lung was the CEO of Citibank Malaysia for six years. Lung held other key roles in the bank including anti-money laundering, global capital markets, and credit management.

In addition to his banking career, Lung holds several board positions. He sits on the World Motorsports Council of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA). He is also a Director at the Wealth Management Institute International and sits on the board of management at Anglo Chinese (Independent) School.

Lung is a qualified Chartered Banker (Fellow) and earned his Bachelor of Business Administration from Chaminade University.

Serena Choo

• Co-Founder of Luminas Financial Pte Ltd, a fund management company regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
• Began her career as an auditor at Ernst & Young in London, then transitioned to investment roles, accumulating over 24 years of experience across UBS, Citibank, and Goldman Sachs in London, Hong Kong, and Singapore. She serves on the Finance and Investment Board Committee of Sentosa Development Corporation, Member of the Institutional Review Board at Singapore University of Social Science, and has held leadership roles at MINDS, including former Vice Chairman and Audit Committee member.
• Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.