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Gillian Tan is a Bloomberg Gadfly columnist covering deals and private equity. She previously was a reporter for the Wall Street Journal. She is a qualified chartered accountant.

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2H 2026 Market Outlook

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By Kenny Loh, Gillian Tan, Edward Pye
| eventbrite.sg
Overview Navigate 2H 2026 with expert insights on markets, asset allocation & portfolio resilience to manage risk, generate income and capture growth Seminar Synopsis Navigating 2H 2026: Institutional Strategies for a Resilient Portfolio As we enter the second half of 2026, global financial markets find themselves at a critical pivot point. Investors are balancing the realities of evolving macroeconomic indicators, shifting interest rate trajectories, and geopolitical wildcards.
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Proving bad faith in Singapore

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By Gillian Tan
| Managing Intellectual Property Verified
Bad faith is frequently pleaded in Singapore trademark disputes, but comparatively few claims succeed. Allegations of bad faith are serious, and the courts have repeatedly emphasised that they must be supported by cogent evidence rather than speculation or hindsight. The recent decision of the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore in Aswins Home Special v Aswins Sweets & Snacks Pte Ltd (April 2026) provides a useful illustration of how bad-faith claims are assessed in practice.
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Beauty Nation v Herbs Health: implied licence by conduct in distributor relationships

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By Gillian Tan
| Managing Intellectual Property Verified
In Beauty Nation v Herbs Health Ben Cao Kang Mu (April 2026), the Singapore High Court dismissed claims for copyright infringement, trademark infringement, and passing off arising from the resale and marketing of genuine products by a long-standing retailer. The decision turns on the parties’ course of dealing and the legal effect of prolonged acquiescence. The claimant, Beauty Nation, develops and sells traditional Chinese medicine-based health supplements under its trademarks.
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