Weybourne oversees the British billionaire’s namesake maker of vacuum cleaners as well as his family office, whose investments span real estate, farming and venture capital. The Singapore-based company has received more than GBP2 billion ($3.23 billion) in dividends and capital transfers from Dyson Holdings since 2019, when the entrepreneur said he was relocating his technology firm’s headquarters to the city-state from the UK, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
James Dyson named one of Singapore’s top bankers as a director for his business empire’s holding company, adding to the roster of high-profile individuals from the city-state involved in overseeing his assets.
Tan Su Shan, DBS Group Holdings Ltd.’s group head of institutional banking, was appointed late last year to Weybourne Holdings Pte., which also counts Singapore Airlines Ltd.’s former chairman and a member of the city’s richest families as directors.
