Global Mastermind Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the travel business in Singapore and Hong Kong. It operates through six segments: Travel Business, Treasury Management Business, Money Lending Business, Brokerage Business, Asset Management Business, and Corporate Finance Advisory Business. The company offers travel-related products and services, including reservation of air tickets and hotel rooms, as well as arrangement of packaged tours. It also provides money lending, treasury management, property holding, and management services; and financial services, such as securities brokerage, margin financing, initial public offering (IPO) financing, asset management, and corporate finance advisory services, as well as deals in securities. The company was formerly known as Well Way Group Limited and changed its name to Global Mastermind Holdings Limited in December 2015. Global Mastermind Holdings Limited is headquartered in Central, Hong Kong.
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