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July 09 2018

Ken Chia

Baker McKenzie.Wong & Leow

Yeo Kai Eng

EY

Hwee Leng Gan

KPMG

Danny Koh

Deloitte Singapore

Soo How Koh

PwC

Kok Shang Lam

KPMG

Edmund Leow

Dentons Rodyk

Eugene Lim

Providence Law Asia

Richard Mackender

Deloitte Singapore

Adrienne McStocker

KPMG

Lim Pek Bur

Allen & Gledhill

Allen Tan

Baker McKenzie.Wong & Leow

Kai Eng Yeo

EY

Wong Meng Yew

Deloitte Singapore

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