Where bartender and pastry chef Farzam Fallah gets to-go torched sushi, fried chicken and dim sum Where bartender and pastry chef Farzam Fallah gets to-go torched sushi, fried chicken and dim sum
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After earning recognition for his whimsical sweet plates at Richmond Station, pastry wunderkind Farzam Fallah left the city for Hong Kong back in 2016. But he’s back in Toronto now, and has traded in his chef’s whites for a cocktail shaker, managing the bar programs of Peter Pan Bistro, Marben and The Cloak Bar. As a side hustle, he’s teamed up with Louis Lim (Richmond Station) to launch Hawker Dessert, a Covid-born dessert-focused pop-up.
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Anthea Lee will be steering Singapore’s best-performing REIT
The board of Singapore’s top-performing REIT on Monday announced the formal appointment of Anthea Lee as chief executive, effective immediately, after receiving the required regulatory approval.
Lee assumes the top job at Keppel DC REIT after serving as deputy CEO and head of investment. She replaces Chua Hsien Yang, who left the data centre trust to become Keppel Corporation’s director of group M&A.
Among SGX-listed real estate investment trusts, Keppel DC REIT’s units saw the biggest return in 2020 with a 35 percent gain.
“Anthea has more than 14 years of experience in REIT management,” Christina Tan, chairman of the REIT’s manager, said last November when the appointment was announced. “She has been deputy CEO of Keppel DC REIT Management since 2018 and has been identified and groomed as part of our succession planning. The board looks forward to working with Anthea and the manag
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Keppel Capital invested in this multi-storey facility near Jakarta as part of its logistics joint venture last year.
Keppel Capital, the Temasek Holdings-backed asset management arm of Singapore’s Keppel Group, on Tuesday announced the creation of a logistics property fund to invest in developing high-quality assets in key logistics hubs in China.
Keppel Capital’s first China-focused logistics property fund has an initial equity commitment of RMB 1.4 billion ($220 million), with an option to upsize by a similar amount by the end of 2021. Wholly-owned subsidiary Keppel Capital China will serve as the fund’s investment manager.
The fund will leverage the experience, network and expertise of Keppel Group, as well as a leading Chinese logistics developer and operator, Keppel Capital said in a release.