SINGAPORE - Raphael Ng is seated in a cafe along Orchard Road, his navy blue blazer folded and draped over his chair.
Hair tidily cropped and sporting a pair of horn-rimmed glasses, the 32-year-old co-founder of the Salzworth Global Currency Fund is smartly turned out in a pressed long-sleeved shirt, tailored pants and brown leather shoes.
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