Speakers
Laura Loh
Director, Portfolio Strategy & Risk Group Office; Director, Investment (Blockchain)
Temasek
Laura is a Director at Temasek, where she oversees the firm’s work across asset management platforms, venture-building initiatives, and digital asset investments.
She serves as Board Observer at Partior, a joint venture with J.P. Morgan, DBS, and Standard Chartered focused on transforming cross-border clearing and settlement. She also supports Temasek’s strategic engagement with Seviora Group, Temasek’s Singapore-based asset management platform.
Since joining Temasek in 2007, Laura has built deep investment and operating experience across a broad range of sectors, partnering with portfolio companies to drive value creation and strategic transformation. Her coverage spanned businesses across technology, consumer, infrastructure, industrials, specialty chemicals, offshore marine, transportation and logistics.
Prior to Temasek, Laura held roles at Ernst & Young and General Electric, where she completed leadership-track assignments through GE’s Financial Management and CAS programs. Her international experience includes roles across GE Money in the United States, GE Aircraft in Japan, GE Plastics in China and Singapore, and GE Oil & Gas in Malaysia.
Laura is a Fellow of ACCA and holds a BA (Hons) in Accounting & Finance from Sheffield Hallam University. She serves on the Advisory Committee of Elevandi (now GFTN) and has been recognized as a Singapore 100 Women in Tech honoree in 2023 and a Fintech65 Leader in 2022.
Speaking At
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1:40–2:10pmTue 17 NovSummit StageInvite-Only
Others
How Should Private Wealth Invest in Digital Assets and Stablecoins?
Summit StageInvite-Only
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Chetan KarkhanisSVP Digital Asset Client EngagementFranklin Templeton
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Gerald GohCo-founder & Chief Executive Officer, SingaporeSygnum
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Laura LohDirector, Portfolio Strategy & Risk Group Office; Director, Investment (Blockchain)Temasek
About this session
Tokenisation, stablecoins and digital assets are changing how financial assets can be issued, held and transferred. But what do these developments mean for family offices and long-term investors? Where are the practical opportunities, what risks remain and how should investors distinguish genuine innovation from speculation? A discussion of the developments that matter most for private capital and how investors can evaluate their relevance to portfolios.
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