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Tan Poh Hwee
Tan Poh Hwee is president of the Asia Academy of Digital Economics, a Singapore-based non-profit, and a corresponding fellow of the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence. He writes on technology governance, digital cooperation and the future of economic systems.
Tan Poh Hwee is president of the Asia Academy of Digital Economics, a Singapore-based non-profit, and a corresponding fellow of the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence. He writes on technology governance, digital cooperation and the future of economic systems.
Languages Spoken:
English
The FCC ban on Chinese testing labs exposes a strategic weakness: Beijing does not control whether its test results are accepted by a major export market.
A mature financial ecosystem must give cryptocurrency investors and their families credible ways to remain safe.
If Beijing’s tech expansion ends up undercutting local economies, Asean partners will soon ask whose prosperity it actually serves.
A compliance case involving a key Chinese auto supplier highlights a growing vulnerability ambitious manufacturers can no longer ignore.
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The opposite of commitment is breach, not multiplicity. A nation’s reliability isn’t measured by how many treaties it signs.
By providing high-value services that enable cross-border transactions and corporate expansion, the city can convert surging commerce into long-term economic returns.
Until authorities can reduce costs and allay the market’s concerns, yuan internationalisation will be stronger on paper than balance sheets.
