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People digest: UOB, Lendlease, Knight Frank make key hires April 9, 2021 Singapore’s UOB has appointed Eric Lim as its first chief sustainability officer, Australia-based property group Lendlease has announced the appointment of Justin Gabbani as the group’s Asia CEO, while Knight Frank Asia-Pacific has appointed Christine Li as head of research, Asia-Pacific, based in Singapore. UOB appoints chief sustainability officer United Overseas Bank has appointed Eric Lim as its first chief sustainability officer (CSO), according to an announcement. In his new role, Lim will lead a dedicated corp...

Dimension Unleashes His Debut Album 'Organ' Dimension’s recently released ‘Organ’ features 17 tracks alongside 9 unreleased new songs.by TV News Desk Out now, Dimension's recently released 'Organ' features 17 tracks; alongside 9 unreleased new songs, the album includes Dimension's previous singles 'Offender', 'Remedy' (feat. TS Graye), 'Saviour' (feat. Sharlene Hector), ​'Hatred' (feat E11E), and the UK chart hit collaboration with Sub Focus, 'Desire'. Elsewhere, 'Organ' features Liam Bailey, MC GQ, Arctic Lake, Cameron Hayes, Billy Lockett (Culture Shock, 'Love To Give'), Popp...

Episode 28: LIAM BAILEY 4:00pm - 4:58pm Lovely chat with Liam Bailey about his album 'Ekundayo' and creative process and inspirations. Look out for his Virtual Show on the 18th of March!

The Drinks Business 11 March 2021 By Alice Liang In 2020, the world’s ultra-wealthy population was in growth, with China taking the lead. These ultra-high-net-worth individuals were found to be investing in fine wines and Hermés handbags. According to the latest Wealth Report announced by world-leading estate agency Knight Frank and real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman, the world’s ultra-wealthy population, referring to UHNWIs with a net worth of US$30 million or more, rose 2.4% to 520,000 in 2020, despite the global downturn. Topping the list was China with ...

31% UHNWIs in ME to buy property this year, says report DUBAI, March 9, 2021 About 31% of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) in the Middle East are planning on purchasing a new home in 2021, according to Knight Frank’s forthcoming edition of The Wealth Report 2021.    Globally, 26% of UHNWIs are planning to buy a new property in 2021, a sharp increase from the 21% revealed in 2020, the report says.   This demand will help fuel price rises of up to 7% in key markets over the course of the year, it said.    Liam Bailey, Global Head of Research at Knight Frank, said: “The ...