JLL bolsters capital markets team in Singapore with Terry Wong and Alaric Yeo
Wong has a decade of knowledge within the realty industry with a proven performance history in taking care of transactions within working as a consultant companies plus private equity property account. He began being a property valuer at DTZ (now known as Edmund Tie). In his most recent role, Wong was part of the business development team of Q Investment Partners, an independent equity firm situated in Singapore, where he pioneered fund-raising events by yielding both local and also international leads.
He has more than 9 years of expertise with a well established track record in handling capital markets operations and has been specifically involved in the effective brokerage of investment offers in excess of $1.3 billion in exchange value. Wong was also in jobs emphasized the advisory of house and also commercial en-bloc redevelopment projects, in addition to in company non commercial leasing and even foreigner moving.
Wong will definitely be responsible for consumers aiming to broaden property investments as well as products in the mid-market space for assets such as shophouses, strata commercial properties plus mid-sized business buildings. He will even link Singapore clients to cross-border investment chances also will definitely assist in inbound resources moves from abroad investors.
Terry Wong is designated the top supervisor, while Alaric Yeo is appointed the chief supervisor of capital markets.
“We are viewing additional rivalry as well as necessity in the suburban sales market throughout the previous 18 months, and this may proceed in 2022 and beyond,” claims Lim.
JLL has indeed 2 newly appointed expansions to its funding markets organization to expand JLL’s sectoral scope and also financial investment sales capabilities in Singapore.
Yeo is going to be joining Wong’s team, and will be responsible for giving procurement including divestment advisory to consumers on mid-market business financial investment purchases.
Wong discloses to Ting Lim, the head of capital sector, Singapore, as well as will works a more comprehensive team of specialists, both local as well as regionally.
