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Aiming high Besides her passion for music, Oh loves yoga and outdoor activities. - Pictures courtesy of Joyce Oh
IN 2018, Malaysian pianist and composer Joyce Oh Yong Yue went to Berklee College of Music in Boston to pursue a degree in film scoring. Upon graduating in 2020, she decided to stay in Boston and build her career in the United States.
To date, the 22-year-old lass has been composing soundtracks for a music library company, working as a director of media for a music meditation company based in California, and teaching young kids the joy of music in Boston.
Her recent score involved a film inspired by the “Black Lives Matter” movement.
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Charter Hall fund buys $80 million UNSW office building
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Charter Hallâs Direct PFA Fund paid $80.15 million for a seven-storey office campus leased to the University of New South Wales in Sydneyâs inner-eastern Kensington.
The acquisition of 221-227 Anzac Parade from an unidentified Korean institution boosts the fundâs holdings to 18 and its value to $1.8 billion. The fund, which is open to retail, high net worth and self-managed superannuation fund investors, has a weighted average lease expiry of 7.8 years and a 98 per cent occupancy rate.
âThe opportunity to invest in the UNSW L5 Building is consistent with PFAâs strategy of acquiring assets with long leases to strong tenant covenants,â Charter Hall Direct chief executive Steven Bennett said.
Foreign banks cashing in on Myanmar’s brief economic liberalisation are facing new compliance headaches after fresh sanctions were imposed on the military junta, with the sector put on notice over further sanctions targeting the country’s energy and commodities sectors.
The US and UK announced co-ordinated sanctions in late March against the military holding companies Myanma Economic Holdings Limited (MEHL) and Myanmar Economic Corporation Limited (MEC), which the two governments said were enmeshed in broad sectors of the economy including mining, trade, banking, logistics, agriculture and manufacturing.
Myanmar’s military seized power in a coup on February 1, claiming irregularities in a January election in which Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy secured an overwhelming victory. The military ruled the country between 1962 and 2011, freeing Suu Kyi from 15 years of house arrest in 2010.