Wayne Lim

Oct 11, 2024 | tandfonline.com | Wayne Lim

AbstractThis paper provides the first empirical analysis of the costs of financial intermediation across private markets and a framework to estimate ex-post costs using observed fund terms. I access a proprietary dataset, develop a novel model, and estimate that it costs investors $0.05 to $0.26 per dollar committed over funds’ lifetimes. The corresponding fee drag on gross-to-net total value to paid-in capital is 0.1x to 0.7x and 5% to 8% in annualized terms.

Mar 13, 2024 | austinchronicle.com | Wayne Lim

Subsonic Eye Coming of age in fast-paced, land-scarce Singapore, Subsonic Eye vocalist Nur Wahidah sought refuge in traces of nature within the urban landscape. “Ever since I learned to appreciate nature, I’ve become kinder to myself,” she says. “If you’re hiking and it starts raining, you’re like, 'Okay, this just happens.’ You learn how to cope with it.

Oct 5, 2023 | esplanade.com | Wayne Lim

Wayne is a Baybeats Budding Writer who was mentored by Eddino Abdul Hadi, music correspondent for The Straits Times and Hidzir Junaini, freelance journalist at NME Asia, Rice Media and FEMALE Magazine. “ ” Once home to decades of local music coverage, BigO’s website now only hosts the above quote and a note of thanks to all contributors and readers.

Aug 17, 2023 | austinchronicle.com | Rachel Rascoe |Genevieve Wood |Kriss Conklin |Wayne Lim

Behind the unjaded lineups of Happen Twice, Howdy Gals, Moonbby, and Beary Good By Rachel Rascoe, Genevieve Wood, Kriss Conklin, and Wayne Lim, Fri., Aug. 18, 2023 Cristina Mauri, 21, at Pearl Street Co-op As Austin haunts like Hole in the Wall push 50, the scene soldier handing out artists' checks at the end of the night may very well be barely aged for entry.

Jul 27, 2023 | austinchronicle.com | Kevin Curtin |Raoul Hernandez |Wayne Lim

"Paper Cuts" features new songs and music videos from Austin artists. Listen to our playlist on the @austinchronicle Spotify. Malik Baptiste, “Who!?”After unspooling his emotional DNA through a color-coded concept album in 2020, Malik Baptiste – perhaps the most skilled rapper/producer to call Austin home – went dark for 2½ years. But in 2023, he's been going off, releasing four singles that feel comparatively unfettered, yet more effective as statements of self ... and his best work.