Apr 21, 2025
JBC Hosts Kavan Lam of GTH-Asia to Discuss Thailand’s Property and Financial Landscape
Singapore — April 21, 2025 — JYSigma Business Consultancy (JBC) welcomed Kavan Lam, Head of Thailand at GTH-Asia, to its Singapore office for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and opportunities shaping Thailand’s real estate and financing sectors.
The meeting, initiated by JBC, brought together Jack Yang, founder and CEO of JBC, and Lam for a focused exchange on startup financing hurdles, the cautious entry of foreign capital, and how consultancy services can bridge the gap between available funding and business readiness in Thailand.
Lam, who has spent the past year closely working with Thai entrepreneurs, shared valuable firsthand insights into the country’s evolving startup and property markets. Drawing from his experience in derivatives trading and business development, he outlined both the obstacles and the emerging opportunities local businesses are navigating.
The discussions emphasized the financing difficulties currently facing Thailand’s real estate sector and the broader financing climate, aligning the strengths of GTH-Asia’s financial expertise with JBC’s consultancy offerings.
JBC, known for its services in financial modeling, strategic planning, and investment readiness programs, aims to support businesses grappling with the complexities of property development and funding across Asia.
This engagement marks a growing collaboration between the two organizations, setting the stage for innovative approaches to market expansion.
Rather than a single event, the meeting signals the beginning of deeper partnerships designed to deliver sharper strategies and robust business support.
As JBC and GTH-Asia strengthen their collaboration, businesses across the region can look forward to new opportunities and strategic support. Stay informed about the latest developments in Thailand’s property and financing sectors—subscribe to GTH-Asia’s newsletter today and gain valuable insights to help your business navigate and thrive in the Asian market.
