What does rhythmic gymnastics have to do with wealth management? Jin Yee Young, UBS’ co-head of global wealth management in Asia-Pacific, shares her journey from representing Singapore as an elite athlete to leading private banking for Asia’s wealthy families. Young says her craft is “mastering the moment”. Today, she relies on the same awareness of her surroundings, seamless transitions and rigorous preparation required in competitive sport to navigate fast-moving global markets and manage portfolios. She is also constantly adapting to changing times – combining her experience and human intuition with artificial intelligence to better anticipate and serve client needs.
What does rhythmic gymnastics have to do with wealth management? Jin Yee Young, UBS’ co-head of global wealth management in Asia-Pacific, shares her journey from representing Singapore as an elite athlete to leading private banking for Asia’s wealthy families. Young says her craft is “mastering the moment”. Today, she relies on the same awareness of her surroundings, seamless transitions and rigorous preparation required in competitive sport to navigate fast-moving global markets and manage portfolios. She is also constantly adapting to changing times – combining her experience and human intuition with artificial intelligence to better anticipate and serve client needs.
US President Donald Trump has rejected calls to work with China on artificial intelligence (AI) safety, emphasising that cooperation between the two countries could undermine America’s lead in the fast-moving technology. Trump made his remarks as he announced a voluntary accord signed by leaders of six major US tech companies to address growing concerns surrounding the technology he has directed officials to call “superintelligence”. The announcement follows Trump’s high-profile summit with President Xi Jinping last week, when the two countries agreed to launch an AI incident notification hotline.
US President Donald Trump has rejected calls to work with China on artificial intelligence (AI) safety, emphasising that cooperation between the two countries could undermine America’s lead in the fast-moving technology. Trump made his remarks as he announced a voluntary accord signed by leaders of six major US tech companies to address growing concerns surrounding the technology he has directed officials to call “superintelligence”. The announcement follows Trump’s high-profile summit with President Xi Jinping last week, when the two countries agreed to launch an AI incident notification hotline.
A visit by Indonesian investigators uncovered 16 luxury villas, complete with high-end cars, alcohol and a gym at the Cibinong prison in Bogor, West Java. The prison, located a short distance from the capital Jakarta, houses some of the country’s most high-profile prisoners.
A visit by Indonesian investigators uncovered 16 luxury villas, complete with high-end cars, alcohol and a gym at the Cibinong prison in Bogor, West Java. The prison, located a short distance from the capital Jakarta, houses some of the country’s most high-profile prisoners.
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During Xi Jinping’s state visit to Washington, Trump met Xi on the tarmac—with B-1 bombers flying overhead. The internet says Trump got “mogged”—wincing as the planes flew overhead, while Xi stood there confidently—and that that’s pretty much a metaphor for the whole visit. But is that true? Christopher Balding joins us this week to discuss.
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During Xi Jinping’s state visit to Washington, Trump met Xi on the tarmac—with B-1 bombers flying overhead. The internet says Trump got “mogged”—wincing as the planes flew overhead, while Xi stood there confidently—and that that’s pretty much a metaphor for the whole visit. But is that true? Christopher Balding joins us this week to discuss.
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Sweden’s Disgusting Food Museum opened its first exhibition in Hong Kong on Tuesday. The exhibition showcases more than 80 unusual foods from 35 countries, including ancient delicacies, traditional remedies and alternative ingredients. It runs at Airside mall in Kai Tak until November 26.
Sweden’s Disgusting Food Museum opened its first exhibition in Hong Kong on Tuesday. The exhibition showcases more than 80 unusual foods from 35 countries, including ancient delicacies, traditional remedies and alternative ingredients. It runs at Airside mall in Kai Tak until November 26.
South Korea’s presidential office has demanded an official explanation and apology from Ukraine, after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told the UN General Assembly last week that Kyiv had transferred two North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) to South Korea. Seoul says the disclosure was made without sufficient prior consultation and that Kyiv had falsely denied both sides had agreed to keep the move confidential.
South Korea’s presidential office has demanded an official explanation and apology from Ukraine, after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told the UN General Assembly last week that Kyiv had transferred two North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) to South Korea. Seoul says the disclosure was made without sufficient prior consultation and that Kyiv had falsely denied both sides had agreed to keep the move confidential.
