Goh Tee Leng continues the family trait of making canny investment decisions that go against conventional views

SINGAPORE (Aug 19): During the global financial crisis, conversation at the Goh family dinner table was not about the carnage in the markets. Instead, the family discussed which stocks to buy. To 28-year-old Goh Tee Leng, that experience a decade ago was an eye-opener, and inspired him to build a career in fund management. It also shaped his strategy of looking for deep-value stocks, rather than punting on the flavour of the month.

Tee Leng’s grandfather, Tjoei Kok, had also gone against the current, and taken bold steps where others had hesitated — albeit in an earlier era and on a very different scale.

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