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CapitaLand was Singapore's leading property developer. It was formed in 2000 though a merger between DBS Land (the property unit of Singapore's leading bank, DBS) and Pidemco Land, a Singapore government linked company. The Singapore government through Temasek Holdings (one of its sovereign wealth funds) held an equity stake of 40% at end-2011. Liew Mun Leong was the firm's first CEO from 2000 to 2012. CapitaLand decided to expand internationally because it felt that the Singapore market was saturated with limited growth opportunities. CapitaLand's initial focus was on a number of gateway cities, where it aimed to achieve critical mass. This strategy changed quickly with the new focus being on three core markets - Singapore, China and Australia. In expanding into new markets, CapitaLand began by sending out a high quality executive, who understood the firm and the way it operated, from headquarters to start the new unit up. The firm's objective was to transfer operational responsibility to local executives when this was possible. While it had made some progress in this regard, most senior executives - corporate officers and senior executives of business units - were still Singapore nationals.