Singapore’s Ho Ching and Jenny Lee on Forbes list of 100 powerful women


Ho Ching (left), chairman of Temasek Trust, is ranked No. 33 on the list. Jenny Lee, managing partner of GGV Capital, is ranked 97th. - ST/Bloomberg

SINGAPORE: The Forbes magazine has named two Singaporeans to its 2023 list of 100 most powerful women, which features familiar and rising leaders in fields such as business, philanthropy, science and politics globally.

Ho Ching, 70, chairman of Temasek Trust - the entity responsible for Temasek Holding’s philanthropic endowments - has been featured on the list every year since its inception in 2004. This year, she is ranked No. 33, two spots up from her previous ranking in 2022.

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