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August 17 2018

Nicole Fung

PwC

Daniel Ho

Deloitte

Peter Le Huray

PwC

Tiong Heng Lee

Deloitte

Yew Kwong Leung

KPMG

Eugene Lim

Providence Law Asia

Hwee Chua Low

Deloitte

Oi Leng Mak

KPMG

Ken Loon Ong

Drew & Napier

Sim Ho Ong

Ong Sim Ho

Dawn Quek

Baker McKenzie

Vikna Rajah

Rajah & Tann

Shantini Ramachandra

Deloitte

Jee Chang See

Deloitte

Siew Moon Sim

Geoffrey Soh

KPMG

Allen Tan

Baker McKenzie

Kay Kheng Tan

Wong Partnership

Peter Tan

PeterTanConsulting

Michael Velten

Deloitte

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