Uni-Asia Group Ltd
Mr. Philip Chan Kam Loon was appointed as an Independent Director of the Company on 1 March 2018. Mr. Chan holds a degree in Accounting and Finance from the London School of Economics and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. He has many years of experience in accounting and audit with KPMG London and PWC Singapore, investment banking with Morgan Grenfell Asia and HG Asia Securities and was a director of private equity investments at Suez Asia Holdings. Mr. Chan was head of the Listings Function of Markets Group at the Singapore Exchange for 3 years. Mr. Chan has also served on the Singapore’s Accounting Standards Committee, Singapore Zhejiang Business Council and also Singapore Shandong Business Council as well as nonexecutive director of National Volunteer Philanthropy Centre and Vision Fund, the international microfinance arm of global charity World Vision. He also serves as independent director of several other SGX listed companies.
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Uni-Asia Group Ltd
Uni-Asia Group Limited is a Singapore-based alternative investment company. The Company is focused on providing asset/investment management services pertaining to ships and properties, as well as advisory services. The Company's segments include Shipping and Property and Hotels. Shipping segment has three sub segments such as Uni-Asia Shipping, Maritime Asset Management, and Maritime Services. Property and Hotels segment has three sub segments such as Property Investment (ex Japan), Property Investment (in Japan), and Vista Hotel Management. The Company provides a range of services including asset/ investment management, finance arrangement, sale and purchase brokerage of ships and properties, ship chartering as a ship owner, ship chartering brokerage, ship technical management, project management, property development/ construction management, property management and leasing arrangements, and hotel operation.