Sustainability has been at the forefront of everyone’s minds. Here are the young people using their resources in Singapore to make a difference
Every year, Tatler Gen.T releases a list of 300 of the most inspiring, influential, ambitious, entrepreneurial and innovative young leaders from across Asia.
In an attempt to recognise the incredible work done by our young leaders, we honour and highlight these individuals and what they are doing across various sectors and industries.
This year, one thing that has been on everyone’s mind is the topic of sustainability. From reducing our carbon emissions to pushing companies to do better for our planet, going green has become increasingly important.
Below, we highlight five young individuals on our Gen.T list who have been instrumental in pushing for a more eco-conscious scene in Singapore.
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1. Lincoln Yin, Founder and CEO, RABC Group
Green finance has become increasingly familiar to many this year and Lincoln Yin, the founder and CEO of RABC Group, understands that more than most. RABC Group is behind Banco, a digital banking platform that aims to connect small businesses and small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) with capital.
The company, which has investors such as SBI Holdings and Marketnode, allows SMEs to access financing easily while enhancing traceability and transparency safeguards to protect financial institutions from fraud using AI and blockchain technology. They are also working tirelessly to drive interest in green finance across Southeast Asia.
