The Longevity Summit, Singapore, September 27th

Conference themes
The world's over-60 population is already nearing a billion-and its still growing. Low fertility rates and increasing life expectancy have the United Nations predicting that by 2050 there will be 2.1 billion of these older people, and around half of them will live in Asia.

Longevity is a polarising issue. Optimists enthuse about advances in biotechnology and the market power of a silver economy; doomsayers fear skyrocketing health-care costs and inadequate workforces.

Professional congress organizer (PCO)
The Economist Events

Notes
Speakers: Janice Chia, founder and chief executive, Ageing Asia, Ferdous Ara Begum, chief executive, Active Ageing and Research Centre, Bangladesh, Lilian Myers, managing partner, EconomyFour, Lam Ching-choi, chairman, Elderly Commission and more

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Ms. Jenny Chen