Susan Lingeswaran

Senior Writer

Susan Lingeswaran joined CampdenFB as Senior Writer in 2018. She has a degree in journalism from Australia and previously worked at Haymarket Media Group as a sports writer for the consumer magazine Forever Sports and as a news reporter for the trade magazine Supply Management.

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FB Roundup: Sackler, Li and Ellison

Purdue Pharma expected to file for bankruptcy as settlement talks stall, family-owned Geely takes stake in German flying taxi start-up and Oracle’s Larry Ellison steps in to save daughter’s film production company.

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FB Roundup: Rausing, Yanai and Kristiansen

Tetra Pak billionaire Hans Rausing dies age 93, Billionaire Uniqlo founder wants to be succeeded by a woman and Marvel superheroes rescue Lego sales.

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Why Asian families are failing to address succession and governance

Asian family offices prioritise wealth management over succession planning and governance, says the managing partner of a Hong Kong-based private multifamily office.

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Levelling up: Shattering myths about philanthropy in Asia

With more billionaires now than any other region, Asia has the potential to become a world leader in philanthropic giving, but is it really that easy? Susan Lingeswaran explores the intricacies of giving among the world’s fastest-growing economies

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FB Roundup: Sackler, Kristiansen, and Kadoorie

Sackler family offers up to $12 billion to settle opioid lawsuits, Lego family fund poaches Google director to join board and Asia’s richest families join the call to end Hong Kong unrest.

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Talking shop: Should families separate the boardroom table from the dinner table?

One of the trickiest aspects to navigate as a next generation member working in a family business is trying to find the right balance when it comes to work-life, family-life, and self-worth, says next gen entrepreneur Caroline Walerud.

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FB Roundup: Li, Koch and Larsen

Hong Kong’s richest family buys Britain’s biggest pub chain, Billionaire Koch brothers sells Canadian assets to Riddle family subsidiary and Danish retail billionaire Lars Larsen dies age 71.

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Why families should bring business practice into their philanthropic ventures

To ensure successful philanthropic giving, family foundations should employ traditional business practices or risk their projects being ineffective, according to a director of a family foundation.

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FB Roundup: Walton, Woo and Agarwal

The world’s wealthiest families control $1.4 trillion, Hong Kong tycoon Peter Woo urges protesters to stop violence and Anil Agarwal’s family trust pulls out of bid for Jet Airways.

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Talent wars: Why wealth managers are in demand at family offices

A surge in the number of billionaires has made Asian family offices an El Dorado for wealth managers lured by the prospect of bigger pay packages and more varied work.

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