# Lawrence Loh
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lawrence loh is a Canadian physician who is currently serving as the Medical Officer of Health for the Regional Municipality of Peel.
== Early life ==
Loh grew up in London, Ontario to Malaysian parents of Chinese descent. He grew up speaking English at home and not Mandarin.
Leadership in Crisis with Lawrence Loh
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In this episode, Sujani sits down with Peel Region of Ontario's medical officer of health, Lawrence Loh to talk about what leadership looks like in times of crisis.
You’ll Learn
About Lawrence's work that he's been doing as a pu…
Career advancement & family life: perspectives from a Medical Officer of Health with Lawrence Loh
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We launched the Career Advancement and Family Life series in the last episode with our guest Lathika Laguwaran. We are big believers here at PH SPOT of learning from those who have done something before us and using their lessons and experi…
The Big Story: Are you overqualified for your job? 1 in 5 workers are
Nearly one in five Singapore workers is overqualified for their jobs, but most aren’t stuck there by accident.
New data from MOM shows 19.4% of resident workers in 2025 hold qualifications above job requirements, up from a decade ago. But the surprising part? Most say it’s by choice.
Other findin…
The Big Story: Can’t land your first job? Manpower Minister says don’t worry
Fresh graduates may be taking a little longer to land that first full-time job, but according to Manpower Minister Tan See Leng, that doesn’t necessarily mean the job market is weakening.
In Parliament, he pointed out that while recent figures show softer fresh graduate employment outcomes, those …
Singapore Retrenchments: Why Degree Holders are Facing the Hardest Cuts
A surprising shift in the labor market shows that degree holders are currently the most affected by the latest wave of corporate restructuring. Andrea Heng speaks with Professor Lawrence Loh, Director of Centre for Governance and Sustainability, NUS Business School, to discuss why white-collar role…
Going digital, but keeping cash: but the passbook will probably go extinct. The future of banking #SGToday
A series of banking enhancements are in the works – from faster digital payments to ensuring every HDB block is within 500 metres of an ATM, bank branch or cashpoint by the end of 2027. Will we soon say goodbye to the passbook and the bank branch? Daniel Martin speaks with Professor Lawrence Loh, D…
SGX IPO revival: Why more companies are eyeing Singapore listings in 2026
After years of subdued activity, Singapore's IPO market is showing fresh signs of life, with a growing pipeline of companies preparing to list on the SGX. The renewed momentum has also been supported in part by the Government's $6.5 billion Equity Market Development Programme. Andrea Heng and Hairi…
The Big Story: 50,000 new businesses, 38,000 closures in Singapore... So who’s still surviving?
More businesses are entering Singapore’s market, but more are leaving too.
In the first seven months of this year, more than 38,000 businesses closed, almost 13% more than the same period last year. Yet nearly 50,000 new businesses were registered.
So what’s driving the closures? Which businesse…
Are SGX Companies well governed and truly undervalued? [Chills 282]
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Everyone says Singapore stocks are going cheap. So one guest pulled the Bloomberg numbers before walking into the studio: small caps here trade at 13 times earnings on average. Hong Kong? About four. Malaysia, 11. Her verdict: not undervalued. "Fairly priced."
Meet Lawrence Loh, the NUS professor w…
Are SGX Companies well governed and truly undervalued? [Chills 282]
![Are SGX Companies well governed and truly undervalued? [Chills 282]](https://cdn-images-3.listennotes.com/podcasts/chills-with-tfc-4EdBHJGOvWe-6yjIliZAYhx.300x300.jpg)
Everyone says Singapore stocks are going cheap. So one guest pulled the Bloomberg numbers before walking into the studio: small caps here trade at 13 times earnings on average. Hong Kong? About four. Malaysia, 11. Her verdict: not undervalued. "Fairly priced."
Meet Lawrence Loh, the NUS professor w…
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