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Artificial intelligence has become an increasingly popular topic between family offices in Singapore and family representatives in the extensive Asian region, in CNBC Be alive Event in Singapore last month.
“Our family’s office is probably the most interesting and important sector of our customers,” he said in a conversation with CNBC’s Robert Frank.
Koh, located along the Asia-Pacific region, will still continue to Trend to the EU. “
A requested 2024 UBS request More than three-quarters of the family, who are eager to invest in a generative AI for the next two or three years.
Tuck Meng Yee, in a family office, a family office and partners, the founders and partners, reflected Koh comments.
CNBC’s Robert Frank lives in Singapore, who speaks to CNBC’s Converge.
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The company says that the “aggreeable style, very active” approach, the AI issue is something that has something left in the aspect of information classification.
In this space includes companies, a Armenian program development firm, Cognize.
Another company is placed in the construction company Consion company, Yee, Qatar and Poland’s offices.
Family offices were also looking for opportunities in China’s AI space.
Deepseek’s emergence of China “For the fore,” There are many things in the AI, especially those who have very few of them.
UBS ‘Koh, in China (AI sector) what the future (AI sector) showed a new enthusiasm for the future, and it remains a very interesting place for investors. “
In the light of an economy in recent years, the investor’s interest in China, but it can change soon.
China has developed a “smaller part of the investor’s portfolio in recent years in recent years. He added that he had a change with investors seeking opportunities in the country in the country Stimulating measures to increase Beijing’s Chinese economy and technological sector.
“For us and I think that when talking to other family checks, they say,” Well, what can we fix in China? ” “I think that (interest in China) is definitely,” he said.
Earlier, 40% of his portfolio was invested in the United States, 40%, 40% in India and the remaining 20% in the rest of the world.
Now Kumar said, “China looks more in China,” he said, public markets and technology sector for investment opportunities.