Breakfast with Ryan Huang, Emaad Akhtar and Audrey Siek

As industries across Asia confront tightening emissions rules and rising pressure to decarbonise, the demand for cleaner, more efficient environmental solutions has never been greater. That’s where Green Environmental Engineering comes in. From advanced air-pollution control systems to waste-to-energy facilities and proprietary carbon-capture technologies, the company delivers end-to-end solutions that help manufacturers, energy players, and government agencies cut emissions and meet increasingly stringent sustainability standards. On this episode of the 2025 OCBC Emerging Enterprise series, Eddy Wee, Managing Director of Green Environmental Engineering and one of this year’s Emerging Enterprise Award winners, shares how his company is driving the region’s low-carbon transition, the breakthroughs behind their technology suite, and what it takes to scale environmental innovation across Asia’s rapidly evolving green economy.

How do you spot opportunities where technology meets traditional industries? Dennis Goh, CEO of Salt Investments has done it in food-tech, fintech, and now maritime. He walks us through the mindset, strategies, and practical lessons behind building ventures that challenge conventional thinking, and explains how Salt Investments is creating transparency, predictability, and long-term growth in the maritime sector. Produced/Presented: Ryan Huang

Once December hits, there’s no escaping Christmas music. Audrey and Ryan count down the most overplayed festive songs and reveal just how much money they make every year.... including why Mariah Carey’s 30-year-old hit still delivers a very merry payday.   Presented by Audrey Siek & Ryan Huang Produced by Audrey Siek Edited by Trisha Yeong Photo and music credit: Pixabay & its talented community of contributors

DBS shares have climbed to fresh all-time highs after the bank was appointed Singapore’s second renminbi clearing bank, strengthening its role in China-ASEAN trade and capital flows. Dan Koh and Ryan Huang unpack why this strategic win matters for DBS’s long-term growth, how it enhances fee-based income and regional competitiveness, and what investors should watch next as capital returns, interest-rate trends and valuation come back into focus.

As personal care evolves from functional tools to lifestyle essentials, Stryv has carved out a distinct space by making premium grooming and beauty devices both accessible and design-led. From hair styling tools to grooming and oral care solutions, the brand has built a loyal following through sleek design, thoughtful pricing, and an omni-channel presence that bridges online convenience with in-store experience across Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. On this episode, we speak with Roy Ang, CEO of Evolut Holdings — the company behind the Stryv brand and one of this year’s Emerging Enterprise Award winners — as he shares how Stryv is redefining personal care in Southeast Asia, the lessons learned from scaling a fast-moving consumer brand, and the opportunities they see as they expand into new markets across the region.

Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist, Interactive Brokers discusses how markets are repricing expectations around the AI trade, as the AI-related names continue to see weakness on the back of Oracle and Broadcom falling short of lofty expectations. He shares if it is now time to rotate out to other sectors. Produced/Presented: Ryan Huang

Oracle is back in focus after its latest earnings update triggered a sharp sell-off in its shares and sent ripples across the broader tech sector. Join Dan Koh and Ryan Huang as they unpack what really moved Oracle’s stock, why even strong earners like Broadcom felt the pressure, and what investors should watch next as markets demand proof that AI spending can translate into sustainable profits.

 With labour shortages and rising hygiene expectations reshaping the facilities management sector, the need for smarter, more efficient cleaning solutions has never been clearer. That’s where Hivebotics steps in. Its AI-driven robotics, including a multifunctional cleaning arm and high-efficiency vapour technology, are designed to take on some of the most demanding tasks in modern facilities, raising cleanliness standards while reducing reliance on manual labour. On this episode of the 2025 OCBC Emerging Enterprise series, Rishab Patwari, Founder and CEO of Hivebotics and one of this year’s Emerging Enterprise Award winners, shares how his company is redefining facilities management, the challenges behind scaling breakthrough robotics across global markets, and the opportunities they see in shaping the next generation of smart, automated cleaning solutions.

Christmas may warm the heart... but it quietly empties the wallet. From turkeys and hams to Christmas trees, decorations, hosting, travel and stacked celebrations, we break down how much the holidays really cost in Singapore, and why December is such a powerful economic engine.  Audrey and Ryan add up the business of Christmas, and ask whether festive spending is truly worth the price tag.   Presented by Audrey Siek & Ryan Huang Produced by Audrey Siek Edited by Dan Koh Photo and music credit: Pixabay & its talented community of contributors

After months of strong gains, the AI-led tech rally is starting to cool, with Broadcom’s sharp post-earnings selloff highlighting growing investor caution around the trade. Phan Vee Leung, CIO of Trackrecord Asia, explores what’s behind the latest pullback in AI-related stocks, the key macro risks ahead—including China’s retail sales data and the European Central Bank’s policy decision—and how investors might position for the days and weeks ahead, including why gold’s strength during the recent equity pullback could signal a move to new highs. Produced/Presented: Ryan Huang