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2015 YEAR IN REVIEW 1 2015 YEAR IN REVIEW CPA AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE
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2015 HIGHLIGHTS
>150,000 FINANCE OPERATIONS
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
MEMBERS ACROSS
120 COUNTRIES
PRO BONO
61 YEARS
IN SINGAPORE SINCE 1954
ACCOUNTANCY
SINGAPORE
FINANCE
> 120 FUTURESCAPE
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT EVENTS
SINGAPORE
GOVERNANCE AND
AQI TRANSPARENCY
INDEX (SGTI)
NEW TOOL TO IMPROVE
AUDIT QUALITY
2015 YEAR IN REVIEW 3
2015 has been a busy year as CPA Australia continued its 61-year journey in Singapore.
We advanced our members’ interests through education and sharing of knowledge,
as well as advocating their views and promoting the value of CPAs to all sectors of
business and the public. The Singapore Division also launched a number of new
initiatives to profile our members and extend the CPA Australia brand and visibility.
NEW TOOL TO HELP AUDIT COMMITTEES DISCHARGE DUTIES
CPA Australia partnered the
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory
Authority (ACRA) to launch a new
tool to help audit committees better
discharge their duties. The report,
entitled Deepening the Audit Quality
Conversation, provides a framework
of measurable data points for
audit committees (ACs) to consider
when choosing their auditors.
Known as audit quality indicators
(AQIs), the data points give a
sense of auditors’ ability to deliver
quality audits. The AQIs Disclosure The new report was launched at the annual “I am confident that audit committees
Framework is the first of its kind flagship CPA Congress in October by ACRA’s that utilise the AQIs will see audit quality
in the region. Chief Executive, Kenneth Yap. improve over time.”– Kenneth Yap,
Chief Executive, ACRA.
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LEADERSHIP, STRATEGY AND BUSINESS
CPA Congress 2015 brought together
more than 300 senior executives
from the accounting and finance
profession in Singapore. Based on the
theme Leadership, Strategy, Business,
delegates heard perspectives from
thought leaders on issues like cyber
defence, leading millennials, cognitive
computing, and transforming and
offshoring accounting practice
functions.
A panel of business leaders debate on how Wong Su-Yen, CEO, Human Capital
organisations can harness the energies of Leadership Institute, shares vital tips
intrapreneurs into a game-changing combination. on the best practices in handing
millennials.
ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE – BROADENING THE AUDIENCE
CPA Australia signed a strategic
partnership with the NTUC. Both
parties will collaborate under NTUC’s
U Associates initiative to engage
Singapore accounting professionals
through joint programmes. This tie-up
will help entrench a culture of life-long
learning amongst accountants and
finance professionals and help them
build industry skills to stay relevant
as Singapore transforms into a global
accountancy hub.
CPA Australia joins the NTUC U Associate family, making it the first professional accounting body
to do so.
L to R: Melvin Yong, Singapore Country Head, CPA Australia; Philip Yuen, Singapore Divisional
President, CPA Australia; Edwin Lye, Vice President, NTUC; Vivek Kumar, Director, U Associate
and Future Leaders Programme, NTUC.
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ENHANCED TRAINING SUPPORT
CPA Australia created the Finance Singapore Citizens and Permanent
Operations Development Program, Residents receive training subsidies
supported by NTUC U Associate that cover more than 40% of the fees
and e2i, to enhance the skills of for courses under this programme.
individuals in finance functions. This
initiative represents CPA Australia’s
commitment to provide life-long
learning tailored to the needs of
our members and the industry.
The Finance Operations Development
Program comprises workshops
that focus on technical and soft
skills. Learners have the flexibility
to prioritise their professional
development needs through
a holistic learning pathway.
Find out more at cpaaustralia.com.au/funding
NEW PLATFORM FOR ACCOUNTANTS TO VOLUNTEER PROFESSIONAL
SKILLS FOR SOCIAL NEEDS
In April, CPA Australia partnered As a member benefit, CPA Australia provides complimentary professional
the Singapore Accountancy indemnity (PI) cover for our members when they offer accounting or
Commission to launch a platform professional services on a pro bono basis. Find out more on the volunteering
to promote skills-based volunteering opportunities at probonoaccountancy.sg
for the benefit of society as Singapore
celebrated 50 years of nation-building.
Pro Bono Accountancy Singapore
is the first such initiative in the local
accountancy sector. It encourages
accountants and finance professionals
to volunteer their technical skills to
help charities and social organisations
enhance their finance functions.
Pro Bono Accountancy Singapore
aims to reach out to 30,000
accountants and finance professionals
and match them to the requirements
of charities and social organisations.
CPA Australia and the Singapore Accountancy Commission, alongside Shared Services for
Charities and Empact, sign a memorandum of understanding to launch Pro Bono Accountancy
Singapore. L to R: Peter Yang, Executive Director, Empact; Melvin Yong, Singapore Country
Head, CPA Australia; Uantchern Loh, Chief Executive, Singapore Accountancy Commission;
Lilian Tay, Chief Executive Officer, Shared Services for Charities.
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EXTENDING OUR THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
CPA Australia, in conjunction with This publication helps companies Now into its 4th volume, the
KPMG and NUS Business School, leverage the benefits of analytics Corporate Governance Case
published a landmark study that and understand ways to protect Studies series sustains our quest to
provides interesting insights into the themselves against increasingly promote rich discussions to raise the
trends raised in the annual Singapore hostile cyber risks. It equips decision bar on governance and transparency
Auditor-General’s Office (AGO) makers with industry-relevant insights across companies and markets.
reports dating back 25 years from into the most significant issues
CPA Australia also published a 12-
1990 to 2015. The study, entitled relating to analytics and cybersecurity,
part thought-leadership series in
‘Standing in good stead: Enhancing which impact companies’ efficiency
The Business Times and its BT Invest
accountability of public financial and the safety of their corporate data.
online portal to share our knowledge
management over 25 years’, aims to
CPA Australia continued to be a on topical issues relevant to business,
contribute discussion points for policy
leading advocate of sound corporate finance and accounting.
and key decision-making in the public
governance. Since 2012, we have
sector in an impactful way.
collaborated with Associate Professor
In partnership with the Singapore Mak Yuen Teen of the NUS Business
Management University and SIM School to publish an annual collection
University, CPA Australia produced of teaching case studies on corporate
a toolkit entitled ‘Analytics and governance.
Cybersecurity – The shape of things
to come’.
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Throughout 2015, CPA Australia extended our thought leadership on a range of
topical issues, including analytics and cybersecurity, corporate governance and
enhancing public accountability through several new publications.
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FINANCE FUTURESCAPE IN 2030
CPA Australia collaborated with PwC to study Finance Futurescape
how the role of CFOs and the finance function 2030 Survey
will look like 15 years down the road as the ASEAN
Economic Community takes shape. The result is
a landmark study entitled ‘Finance Futurescape
2030’, which identifies trends and opportunities
for CFOs and finance professionals. Among the
findings is an observation that more than a third
of CFOs expect that finance teams of the future
will be much leaner, thanks to automation and
outsourcing.
The report was launched in August at the
CFO Connect Symposium, jointly organised
by CPA Australia and the Singapore CFO Looking 15 years ahead, At the CFO Connect Symposium in August,
Institute. The event, now into its 4th year, is the the Finance Futurescape R Raghunathan, PwC Partner, shared four key
signature conference and networking platform 2030 study provides unique trends that may reshape the face of finance
for those who head the finance functions in their insights into how the role of over the next 15 years.
companies. More than 200 CFOs and other CFOs and the finance function
will evolve in coming years.
C-suite executives attended the annual event.
BUILDING A BIG LIFE – INSIGHTS BY ALEX MALLEY
Alex Malley, CPA Australia’s chief discussion with attendees about the The talks are targeted at associates
executive, had an opportunity to benefits of not being limited by fear from the firm across the key
share personal life experiences with and embarrassment. business lines along with managers
nearly 90 PwC Singapore young and partners, some of whom are
The PwC Inspire Series Talk comprises
employees about building big lives for CPA Australia members.
panel sessions and presentations
themselves and chasing their dreams.
designed to bring PwC employees
Speaking at the firm’s Inspire Series
together to learn insights from internal
Talk in November, Alex delivered an
and external leaders on professional
inspirational talk with a candid
and personal development.
Alex Malley inspiring PwC employees to start building big lives for themselves and chasing their dreams.
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SINGAPORE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE STANDARDS HIT NEW HIGH
In line with our strong support for At the Governance and Transparency Forum in August, the top-ranked
good governance, CPA Australia companies of GTI 2015 were given awards for their efforts in upholding the
has been jointly publishing an highest standards of governance. The event also included a panel discussion,
annual Governance and Transparency with corporate leaders debating on the latest trends and challenges in
Index (GTI) in partnership with corporate governance, board practices and risk management. More than
the NUS Business School’s Centre 150 participants from multinational corporations, SMEs and the media
for Governance, Institutions and attended the session.
Organisations (CGIO). The GTI,
which also includes The Business
Times as a media partner, assesses
the governance and transparency
practices of nearly 700 companies
listed on the Singapore Exchange.
The 7th and latest edition, released
in 2015, showed that corporate
governance standards among
Singapore-listed companies have
reached an all-time high.
Since its inception in 2009, the GTI
has evolved into a benchmark of
corporate governance performance
widely-followed by the market.
Singtel clinched top spot in the 2015 Governance and Transparency Index. Singapore
Exchange finished second, followed by Keppel Corporation. CapitaLand and DBS Group
shared fourth position.
L to R: Philip Yuen, Singapore Divisional President, CPA Australia with award recipients of GTI
2015 - Chng Lay Chew, CFO, Singapore Exchange; Jeann Low, Group Chief Corporate Officer,
Singtel; Paul Tan, Group Controller, Keppel Corporation; Tan Swee Chuan, Group Financial
Controller, CapitaLand; Michael Sia, Head of Investor Relations, DBS Bank.
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ENHANCED GOVERNANCE INDEX FROM 2016
To raise the bar on corporate
governance in Singapore, the GTI will
be enhanced to leverage its success
over the years and position it to
meet the market needs of the future.
From next year, companies will be
examined under a new framework
called the Singapore Governance
and Transparency Index (SGTI). The
SGTI will be the result of an expanded
partnership of CPA Australia, CGIO
and the Singapore Institute of
Directors (SID).
CGIO, CPA Australia and SID sign a memorandum of understanding to produce the Singapore
Governance and Transparency Index (SGTI).
L to R: Associate Professor Lawrence Loh, Director, CGIO; Melvin Yong, Singapore Country
Head, CPA Australia; Joyce Koh, Executive Director, SID.
ADDING VALUE TO THE COMMUNITY
CPA Australia strongly believes
we should find opportunities to
contribute back to the Singapore
community in which we operate.
In October, CPA Australia adopted
Marymount Centre as our charity of
focus in Singapore. Marymount Centre
is a voluntary welfare organisation that
helps the marginalised segments of
our Singapore society. It is committed
to shaping individual lives by reaching
out to children, women and families
who have experienced injustice, and
journeying with them in the healing
process with dignity and compassion.
To start our CPA Australia journey
with Marymount Centre, our
members’ expertise will be sought
to help the Centre enhance its board
functions and finance operations, as
CPA Australia signs a memorandum of understanding to adopt Marymount Centre as our charity
well as to undertake ad-hoc projects of focus in Singapore. L to R: Philip Yuen, Singapore Divisional President, CPA Australia and
planned for its beneficiaries. Cecilia Ee, Chairperson, Marymount Centre.
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ASIAN STUDENTS OUTREACH
The next generation of accountants
is a prime focus of CPA Australia’s
engagement with those aspiring to
join the accounting profession. With
our global presence, we are well-
placed to connect students from
many parts of Asia through our hub
in Singapore.
As part of our students’ engagement,
CPA Australia organised two events
to engage students from Indonesia
and Vietnam. During these events,
CPA Australia’s regional managers
from Jakarta, Hanoi and Ho Chi 70 students from different universities enjoyed a fun networking night at the CPA Australia office.
Minh City provided the students
with a better understanding about
the career opportunities in their
respective countries and how the
CPA qualification will aid them in
their career.
NURTURING AND INVESTING IN OUR FUTURE LEADERS
To further our efforts to nurture and Similarly, Curtin University students found out more about international
invest in future leaders, CPA Australia taxation services through a joint networking event by accounting firm Ng,
also hosted events in July and Lee & Associates - DFK and CPA Australia. More than 30 final year students
November to link students with future took away first-hand practical insights on a tax department’s function. Through
potential employers. case examples, Curtin students acquired an understanding of how Singapore’s
taxation system fits into the international tax regime.
Collaborating with Ngee Ann
Polytechnic, we brought together
more than 70 students to meet with
partners and managers of accounting
firm RSM | Stone Forest. Attendees
were able to learn about job
opportunities available in accounting
beyond the traditional scope of audit.
Ms Helen See, Partner at the firm,
shared about career opportunities
in audit, taxation, advisory and
accounting services and what an
associate would encounter on the job.
The students also received insights on
how young professionals can develop
their accounting skillsets. Students from Ngee Ann Polytechnic gain Jerry Lee, Managing Partner of Ng, Lee
valuable insights on career opportunities in an & Associates - DFK welcoming the Curtin
accounting firm. University students.2015 YEAR IN REVIEW 11
CPA AUSTRALIA CAREER EXPO
To engage a new generation
of accountants, CPA Australia
organised our signature Careers@
Singapore jobs fair for the finance
and accountancy sectors. More
than 600 job seekers thronged the
annual event to find opportunities
and get professional advice on
career development with prospective
employers. Supported by Contact
Singapore, the event brought
together 14 employers, including the
Big 4 and mid-tier public accounting
firms.
This year’s event included The Naked
CEO Mentoring Zone, anchored by
CPA Australia chief executive Alex
Malley. The zone offered attendees
the chance to gain one-on-one career
advice, receive tips on improving their
resume and take a professional photo
to help enhance their LinkedIn profile.
Aimed at helping local and overseas graduates connect with employers and broaden their
opportunities for job openings, the Career Expo has become the biggest event of its kind
in Singapore, attracting some 800 attendees every year.12 SINGAPORE
EXCLUSIVE OUTDOOR EVENTS
Not everyone gets the opportunity This exclusive event was supported
to climb up the Raffles Lighthouse or by Brown-Forman.
sample whisky in an executive suite at
CPA Australia members were also
the Singapore Sports Hub. These are
given a rare opportunity to visit two
just two of the exclusive events in 2015
iconic locations in Singapore that
organised by the Singapore Division’s
are seldom open to the public:
Young Professional Network (YPN).
Raffles Lighthouse and the Maritime
In the whiskey-tasting session, held and Port Authority’s (MPA) Port
at Jack Daniel’s private suite at the Operations Control Centre.
Singapore Sports Hub, members At the event supported by MPA,
were treated to a virtual tour of Jack more than 80 members and
Daniel’s distillery in Lynchburg and their families had a fun-filled day
got to sample different types of understanding the history and
whisky and signature cocktails. operations of the two locations.
Members climbed the Raffles Lighthouse’s 88 spiralling steps to the glass-panelled dome that sits 29m off the ground, about six storeys up.
Raffles Lighthouse, the second oldest in Singapore, was built in 1885.2015 YEAR IN REVIEW 13
CELEBRATING OUR MEMBERS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
CPA Australia members in Singapore
celebrated a major milestone in
achieving their CPA and FCPA status
at the Certificate Presentation
Ceremony in October. The event was
well-attended by family and friends of
the recipients, where 15 FCPAs and 61
CPAs achieved the highly-valued
designation.
Members who have achieved the highly-valued Fellow or FCPA status. The Fellow status is the
pinnacle status within CPA Australia.
CPA Australia showed our
appreciation to members who have
been with us for 30, 40 and 50 years
at the annual President’s Dinner.
These members received plaques,
commemorative pins and certificates.
1st row – Recognising our members who have been with CPA Australia for 50 years
2nd row – Adam Awty, COO – Commercial, CPA Australia; Philip Yuen, Singapore Divisional
President, CPA Australia; Melvin Yong, Singapore Country Head, CPA Australia14 SINGAPORE COMMUNITY SPIRIT – INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS DAY For the fourth year running, CPA Australia jointly organised the International Accountants Day (IAD) celebrations on 5 November, in partnership with the Singapore Accountancy Commission and the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA). This annual event has become a flagship platform to celebrate the accounting profession and give back to the community. A key pillar of IAD 2015 was to host 12 charities and their beneficiaries by bringing them on a tour of the conservatories at Gardens by the Bay. Following the tour, the beneficiaries were also entertained on site at an outdoor picnic attended by more than 3,000 accountants and finance professionals. To encourage accountants to help the less fortunate, the Community Chest of Singapore also set up donation boxes to raise funds for the beneficiaries it oversees. The profession had the opportunity to let its hair down and be treated to a range of fun-filled activities, anchored by popcorn, candy floss, finger sandwiches and ice cream amongst other picnic goodies. Participants took part in party games with attractive prizes to boot. Photo mementos were also given out to those who uploaded their selfies or photos on Instagram. Ms Indranee Rajah, Senior Minister of State for Finance and Law, made a special guest appearance at the event. She had the opportunity to interact with the charity beneficiaries Over 3,000 accountants and finance professionals attended the International Accountants Day and experience the fun and event at Singapore’s iconic Gardens by the Bay in the heart of the central business district. compassionate sides of accountants.
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ABOUT CPA AUSTRALIA
Founded in 1886, CPA Australia INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION SINGAPORE PRESENCE
is one of the world’s largest
The world-renowned CPA Australia has been operating
professional accounting bodies
CPA designation is synonymous in Singapore for 62 years, having
representing more than 155,000
with professional credibility and arrived in this market in 1954 under
members working in 118 countries.
international portability. the auspices of the Colombo Plan.
We have offices in markets
Our Singapore journey over
throughout the world, including CPA Australia has agreements with the years has been a story of
all Australian capital cities, Hong other leading accounting bodies in entrepreneurship, shared values,
Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, North America, Europe and Asia, innovation, service and team work.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, which offer resources, profile and
Vietnam, New Zealand and the professional mobility. Currently, there are more than
United Kingdom. 8000 members in Singapore.
These agreements establish guides The local office organises over
CPA Australia advances its on how qualified members can gain 120 high-level networking and
members’ interests through reciprocal membership and access professional development events
education and knowledge exchange, services to aid their career. each year for members and
the development of professional
prospective members. These include
networks, advocacy in relation to
our flagship and signature events
policy, standards and regulation
such as CPA Congress, CPA Forum,
and the promotion of value
CFO Connect Symposium and
of CPA Australia members
Career Expo.
to employers, government,
regulators and the public.16 SINGAPORE NEW AND RETIRING COUNCILLORS The Singapore Divisional Council Their significant work and service welcomed two new councillors – Tan excellence to CPA Australia, Kay Kheng FCPA (Aust.) and Vincent our members and the profession Toong FCPA (Aust.) – who assumed over the years were also recognised their roles from 1 January 2016. by the Board. CPA Australia also expressed our deep appreciation for the contributions of Themin Suwardy FCPA (Aust.) and Christopher Wong FCPA (Aust.) who retired from the Singapore Divisional Council at the end of 2015. Christopher Wong Associate Professor Themin Suwardy received the CPA Australia Board of was conferred the CPA Australia Board of Directors Award for Outstanding Service. Directors Award for Lifetime Achievement.
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SINGAPORE DIVISIONAL COUNCIL 2015
CPA Australia is deeply grateful to the 2015 Singapore Divisional councillors for their invaluable support and contribution
to the division.
PRESIDENT DEPUTY PRESIDENT COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR
Philip Yuen FCPA (Aust.) Yeoh Oon Jin FCPA (Aust.) Chia-Tern Huey Min FCPA (Aust.) Brendan Egan FCPA (Aust.)
COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR
Andrew Han FCPA (Aust.) Albert Ho FCPA (Aust.) Lee Wee Jean FCPA (Aust.) Lo Wei Min FCPA (Aust.)
COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR
Ong Pang Thye FCPA (Aust.) Assoc Prof Themin Suwardy
Stanley Sia FCPA (Aust.) Christopher Wong FCPA (Aust.)
FCPA (Aust.)18 SINGAPORE
2015 DIVISIONAL COMMITTEES
CPA Australia also acknowledges and thanks the 2015 divisional committee members for their commitment,
ideas and support which led to the success of the division’s many activities.
BANKING AND FINANCE CFO CORPORATE AND SME
CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN
Philip Yuen FCPA (Aust.) Christopher Wong FCPA (Aust.) Bill Bowman FCPA (Aust.)
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN DEPUTY CHAIRMAN DEPUTY CHAIRMAN
Chen Voon Hoe FCPA (Aust.) Bill Bowman FCPA (Aust.) Albert Ho FCPA (Aust.)
MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER
Brendan Egan FCPA (Aust.) Agatha Chin FCPA (Aust.) Cheung Pui Yuen FCPA (Aust.)
Steven Lim FCPA (Aust.) Choo Chek Siew FCPA (Aust.) Assoc Prof Hooi Den Huan FCPA
Irving Low FCPA (Aust.) William Ng FCPA (Aust.) (Aust.)
Stanley Sia FCPA (Aust.) Dwi Suseno FCPA (Aust.) Kok Moi Lre FCPA (Aust.)
Gregory Thong CPA (Aust.) Tan Thiam Hee FCPA (Aust.) Barry Lee FCPA (Aust.)
Tan Wee Ko FCPA (Aust.) Lee Wee Jean FCPA (Aust.)
Yeoh Oon Jin FCPA (Aust.) Steven Lim FCPA (Aust.)
Loh Hoon Sun FCPA (Aust.)
Joyce Tay CPA (Aust.)
EDITORIAL EDUCATION JOINT CPD
CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN
Dr Chew Tong Gunn FCPA (Aust.) Assoc Prof Themin Suwardy FCPA Dr Chew Tong Gunn FCPA (Aust.)
(Aust.)
MEMBER MEMBER
Vanessa Lim CPA (Aust.) MEMBER Haryane Mustajab CPA (Aust.)
Tan Kay Kheng FCPA (Aust.) Dr Timothy Chan FCPA (Aust.) Tan Kay Kheng FCPA (Aust.)
Prof Ho Yew Kee FCPA (Aust.) Alan Tang
Assoc Prof Jeanette Ng CPA (Aust.)
Assoc Prof Gary Pan FCPA (Aust.)
Assoc Prof Patricia Tan FCPA (Aust.)2015 YEAR IN REVIEW 19
2015 DIVISIONAL COMMITTEES
NETWORKING PUBLIC PRACTICE PUBLIC SECTOR
CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN
Lee Wee Jean FCPA (Aust.) Lisa Liew FCPA (Aust.) Irving Low FCPA (Aust.)
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN DEPUTY CHAIRMAN DEPUTY CHAIRMAN
Victor Heng FCPA (Aust.) Tang Shiuh Ying CPA (Aust.) Assoc Prof Joseph Wan FCPA (Aust.)
MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER
Dominic Chia FCPA (Aust.) Malcolm Heng CPA (Aust.) Yvonne Chan FCPA (Aust.)
Christina Goh CPA (Aust.) Ramchand N Jagtiani FCPA (Aust.) Chiang Hai Yin FCPA (Aust.)
Goh Ing Nee CPA (Aust.) Lo Wei Min FCPA (Aust.) Sng Hock Seng FCPA (Aust.)
Dr Derrick Kon Ng Liew Peng FCPA (Aust.) Teo Chee Khiang FCPA (Aust.)
Ng Lin-Di CPA (Aust.) Tang Shiuh Huei CPA (Aust.) Don Yeo FCPA (Aust.)
Genevieve Ng CPA (Aust.) Christopher Wong FCPA (Aust.)
Daryl Robert Pereira CPA (Aust.) Yee Fook Hong FCPA (Aust.)
Mohana Rajoo CPA (Aust.) YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
NETWORK AND CSR
Silas Tan FCPA (Aust.)
Eric Teo FCPA (Aust.)
CHAIRMAN
Andrew Han FCPA (Aust.)
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN
Donald Tong CPA (Aust.)
ADVISER
Steven Lim FCPA (Aust.)
MEMBER
Joanne Ang CPA (Aust.)
Melvin Gwee CPA (Aust.)
Jeanette Lui CPA (Aust.)
Anson Neo CPA (Aust.)
Diana Pang CPA (Aust.)
Tan Jun Hao CPA (Aust.)
Wong Pei Xu CPA (Aust.)
Wong Tze Yau CPA (Aust.)
Yeow Ai Ling CPA (Aust.)
Jelene Zheng CPA (Aust.)20 SINGAPORE
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