From Dot-Com Crashes to AI Impairment: When Technology Moves Faster Than Valuation
- Articles, Thought Leadership
- December 13, 2025
By Boo Kok Chuon Why DIY Estate Planning and Implied Trusts Make for Expensive Regrets What you have created is valid on its face. What you have not asked is a far more dangerous question: Did you actually have the right to give away what you just gave? Picture this. You’re doing up your will.
READ MOREBy Boo Kok Chuon and Clarie Chan Mei Lee A few days ago, over lunch, I found myself sharing a family story with my soul mate and my co-author for this article, Clarie. Beyond being my wife, she is also my fellow classmate in NTU when we did our Chartered Valuer and Appraiser programme previously.
READ MOREBy Boo Kok Chuon The Private Lease Scheme (PLS) in Malaysia has become a polarising topic, especially after recent disputes involving Singaporean investors. While concerns about lower liquidity, resale limitations, and developer control are valid, PLS properties can still offer strategic advantages for certain types of investors. This article provides a balanced analysis of PLS,
READ MOREBy Boo Kok Chuon Consider this fictitious scenario: The Han family runs a successful family enterprise, the Chin Holdings Group (CHG), a multi-industry conglomerate founded in 1911, and has since been passed down through generations of inheritance. Throughout the historical development of the CHG, although there was a major power shift in 1949, the control
READ MOREBy Peter Ong Lip Cheng and Boo Kok Chuon In light of the recent publication of harassment by debt collectors faced by politician, Lim Tean, one may wonder if debt collection agencies enjoy certain powers or privileges. It is a myth that debt collection agencies are “licensed” to conduct acts of harassments, they are in
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