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Investment Industry Landscape of Singapore

1,321 Investment Industry companies in Singapore, in one picture: who is hiring, who is raising money, who founded them, where they are based, what the news is about and which skills employers want. Updated August 2026.

1,321companies tracked
$1.8Mdisclosed funding
20hiring right now
255events · 24 months
≥173,139news articles · 12 months

Who leads Investment Industry in Singapore

Shows 1,321 Singapore investment firms, highlighting the top hiring, best-funded, and most-covered companies, with 20 currently hiring and three recent funding disclosures.

open roles
Hiring now
ranked by live open roles
  1. 01dotkonnekt5last posted Aug 2026
  2. 02TZ APAC2last posted Dec 2025
  3. 03Temasek2last posted Aug 2026
  4. 04Aument Capital2last posted Feb 2026
  5. 05Cresco Investments2last posted Aug 2026
  6. 06Astignes Capital2last posted Nov 2025
  7. 07500 Durians2last posted Apr 2026
  8. 08Modular Asset Management2last posted Oct 2025
20 companies hiring · 5 posted in the last 30 days
disclosed funding
Most funded
disclosed totals, all rounds
  1. 01Singapore Myanmar Investco$988kPost IPO · Jun 2021
  2. 02The Wild Ventures$750kAngel · Apr 2025
  3. 03StartupX$58kGrant (prize money) · Feb 2015
3 companies with disclosed rounds · $1.8M total
revenue
Revenue leaders
official filings first, else latest snapshot
  1. 01Temasek$582.3Msnapshot Mar 2024
  2. 02TIGA$129.9MFY2026 filing
  3. 03YCP$121.8Msnapshot Dec 2023
  4. 04Cube Highways$11.1MFY2024 filing
  5. 05dotkonnekt$845ksnapshot Mar 2024
  6. 06Draper Startup House$642ksnapshot Dec 2023
6 companies with a revenue figure
headcount
Largest teams
ranked by tracked headcount
  1. 01Temasek1,361tracked employees
  2. 02Singapore Economic Development Board955tracked employees
  3. 03CICT646tracked employees
  4. 04YCP637tracked employees
  5. 05Straco407tracked employees
  6. 06AVPN164tracked employees
  7. 07Hong Fok Group83tracked employees
  8. 08Draper Startup House66tracked employees
14 companies with headcount data
share of events
Share of voice
share of all tracked sector news events, 24 months
  1. 01DBS HotSpot Pre-accelerator39.4%98 tracked events
  2. 02Temasek31.7%79 tracked events
  3. 03CICT11.2%28 tracked events
  4. 04TIGA2.4%6 tracked events
  5. 05Chenghe Acquisition1.6%4 tracked events
  6. 06BugleRock Capital1.2%3 tracked events
  7. 07Singapore Economic Development Board1.2%3 tracked events
  8. 08NUS Enterprise1.2%3 tracked events
249 tracked events across 24 companies
web reach
Most-used apps
the sites in this sector the web visits most
  1. 01Central Provident Fund Boardtop 50kcpf.gov.sg
  2. 02MOEtop 100kmoe.gov.sg
  3. 03Ministry of Social and Family Developmenttop 500kmsf.gov.sg
  4. 04DBS HotSpot Pre-acceleratortop 500kdbs.com
  5. 05AVPNtop 5Mavpn.asia
  6. 06Community Foundation of Singaporetop 5Mcf.org.sg
  7. 07Singapore Economic Development Boardtop 5Medb.gov.sg
  8. 08YCPtop 5Mycp.com
79 companies here run a site with a measured audience · 4 of them sit inside the web’s top million
articles
In the news
Prism news coverage, last 12 months
  1. 01Temasek≥475articles in the window
  2. 02500 Durians≥2articles in the window
  3. 03Cube Highways≥2articles in the window
3 of these companies drew sector coverage in the window
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How the Investment Industry ecosystem in Singapore grew, 2016–2025

Displays yearly company foundations from 2016‑2025, peaking at 250 new firms in 2021 and dropping to four in 2025.

Companies founded / year
new Investment Industry companies in Singapore
2016: 462017: 382018: 472019: 592020: 2222021: 2502022: 1612023: 522024: 252025: 4
20162025
peak 250 in 2021

Where Investment Industry companies in Singapore are based

Lists where firms are located, with Singapore hosting 1,261 companies and the next three cities each having one.

Singapore skyline — Investment Industry hub in Singapore
Hub 01
Singapore
1,261 Investment Industry companies
100% of the Investment Industry companies across these hubs
1,261companies
$1Mdisclosed funding
18hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Singapore · CC BY-SA 4.0
Santa Monica, a Investment Industry hub in Singapore
Hub 02
Santa Monica
1 Investment Industry companies
0% of the Investment Industry companies across these hubs
1companies
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Bedok New Town, a Investment Industry hub in Singapore
Hub 03
Bedok New Town
1 Investment Industry companies
0% of the Investment Industry companies across these hubs
1companies
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Sha Tin skyline — Investment Industry hub in Singapore
Hub 04
Sha Tin
1 Investment Industry companies
0% of the Investment Industry companies across these hubs
1companies
Photo Wikipedia · Sha Tin · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Investment Industry market map of Singapore: what these companies actually do

Breaks down product sub‑categories, noting 46 social‑impact funds and 28 enterprise‑tech firms, and shows fee‑for‑service as the most common revenue model (1,122 firms).

The biggest kinds of Investment Industry company, by how many we track.

Social Impact Funds — a Investment Industry sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 01
Social Impact Funds
46 companies
46companies
2hiring
Enterprise Tech — a Investment Industry sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 02
Enterprise Tech
28 companies
28companies
1hiring
Corporate Accelerators — a Investment Industry sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 03
Corporate Accelerators
12 companies
12companies
$58kraised
Enterprise Software — a Investment Industry sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 04
Enterprise Software
12 companies
12companies
1hiring
Consumer Digital — a Investment Industry sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 05
Consumer Digital
6 companies
6companies
Blockchain — a Investment Industry sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 06
Blockchain
5 companies
5companies
  • Social Impact Funds46 companies · 2 hiring
  • Enterprise Tech28 companies · 1 hiring
  • Corporate Accelerators12 companies · $58k raised
  • Enterprise Software12 companies · 1 hiring
  • Consumer Digital6 companies
  • Blockchain5 companies

Monetization

How Investment Industry companies make money

How many companies earn revenue each way. Plenty use more than one model, so the counts add up to more than the sector.

Fee-For-Service1,122
Commission on Transaction472
E-Commerce - Service123
Advertising114
Subscription56
E-Commerce - Product18
Physical Commerce11
Sponsorship5

Funding, M&A and the deals moving Investment Industry in Singapore

Counts 255 corporate events over the past two years, including 72 mergers and acquisitions and 47 key‑person moves.

M&A 72Leadership 47Assets 37Announcement 24Earnings 21Product 16Contracts 14Funds Raising 9Regulatory 6Funding 3
  • M&ACaster Ong, co-founder of SG Alliance, said: “We share Ascend Asia’s vision of bringing consumers more choice and value, and joining the group is an exciting step to allow us to enhance our advisory offerings and continue growing with our financial consultants and clients.”2026-05-04
  • M&AAshurst ADTLaw acted for PrimeMovers Equity on its joint take-over and delisting of Spindex Industries Limited with Hong Wei Holdings Ltd through a scheme of arrangement.2026-04-09
  • M&ACool Company Ltd. (CoolCo) and Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) have successfully completed the previously announced merger between CoolCo and wholly owned subsidiary of EPS Ventures Ltd.2026-01-12
  • M&ASingapore Ng Teng Fong billionaire family Far East Organization family office (Far East Capital) has bought preference shares in Singapore-based oat milk startup Oatside from Mugi Capital in 2025 November.2025-12-30
  • M&ASingapore-based investment firm Temasek will take a minority stake in Golden Goose.2025-12-19
  • M&AFST Corp, the holding company of Taiwan-based Femco Steel Technology Co Ltd, on its business combination with Chenghe Acquisition I Co2025-12-18
  • M&ASingapore DBS Bank ($116 billion market value) has revised the Malaysia central bank (Bank Negara Malaysia) acquisition application from 49% shareholding to 30% shareholding, to buy Malaysia Alliance Bank ($1.9 billion market value) from investment firm Vertical Theme with 29% shareholding.2025-11-25
  • M&AFullerton Fund Management Company's acquisition of 219,300 shares of iFast Corp at an average price of S$9.04 apiece.2025-10-12
  • M&AIn May 2024, CEPL increased its stake in Continuum Green Energy (CGEL) to 74% through the conversion of CEIL’s convertible securities into ordinary shares, alongside the simultaneous purchase of additional shares from CEIL, leaving CEIL with the remaining 26%.2025-09-25
  • IPOThe manager of the trust announced on Monday the in-principle approval of the listing and quotation of 284.4 million new units at an issue price of S$2.11 per new unit for a placement of around S$600 million.2025-08-27

Mergers and acquisitions

Deals from the last 24 months where a Investment Industry company in Singapore was the buyer or the one bought, newest first. “Undisclosed” means the price was never published — not that the deal was worth nothing.

AcquirerTargetDeal valueStatusDate
Ascend AsiaSG AllianceundisclosedCompleted2026-05-04
TemasekManipal Health Enterprises$2BAnnounced2026-04-10
PrimeMovers Equityspindex industries limitedundisclosedAnnounced2026-04-09
TemasekHaldiram’s$10BCompleted2026-01-13
Temasekgolden gooseundisclosedAnnounced2026-01-12
EPS VenturescoolcoundisclosedCompleted2026-01-09

Who is listing, hiring leaders, launching and winning work

Provides details on specific events such as leadership changes and new customer contracts.

Leadership moves
22 tracked people moves · last 12 months
  • DBS HotSpot Pre-acceleratorKelvin Wong · Appointment → Chief Sustainability OfficerApr 2026
  • 500 DuriansAtul Mehta · Appointment → Member of Board of DirectorsApr 2026
  • 500 DuriansNadia Karkar · Appointment → Managing PartnerApr 2026
  • DBS HotSpot Pre-acceleratorAmbuj Chandna · Resignation → Consumer Banking HeadFeb 2026
  • TemasekPiyush Gupta · Appointment → Chairman of Temasek IndiaFeb 2026
  • DBS HotSpot Pre-acceleratorXu Qing · Appointment → Managing Director and Senior Risk Executive (Hong Kong) and Chief Credit Officer (North Asia)Jan 2026
  • 500 DuriansMei Chel Tan · Promotion → Global Managing PartnerJan 2026
  • TemasekChia Song Hwee · Appointment → Deputy Chairman of TI, TSG, TPSNov 2025
Contract wins
4 customer wins · last 24 months
  • CICTwon undisclosed clientApr 2026
  • 500 Durianswon Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative ReformDec 2025
  • EPS Ventureswon SulNOxJan 2025
  • NMGwon Trust Fintech LimitedOct 2024
Regulatory & litigation
10 regulatory events · 2 tracked suits · 24 months
  • Fullerton Fund Managementappointed as asset manager under EQDP — Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)Jul 2025
  • Xl Venturesin-principle approval — Monetary Authority of SingaporeJul 2025
  • Xl Venturesapproved to perform licensed VCFM activities — Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)Jul 2025
  • Temaseksought approval — Competition Commission of IndiaMay 2025
  • Autobahn Rent A Car, shariot v dbs bank, uob, ocbc bank, Teck Wei Credit, toyota financial six-month moratorium to halt creditor actions and repossession · FiledDec 2025
  • group of 18 related companies including Autobahn Rent A Car v dbs bank, uob, ocbc bank, Teck Wei Credit, toyota financial Debt restructuring and moratorium application · FiledDec 2025
Earnings pulse
companies reporting results · last 24 months
5 companies reporting28 company-quarters trackedbeat 6miss 0in line 0

Half of these companies grew revenue faster than +1.7%, half slower.

Who is building Investment Industry in Singapore

Profiles 595 founders and CEOs across 508 firms, with NUS, INSEAD and NTU as the top alma maters and Goldman Sachs as the most frequent prior employer.

Founders and chief executives12 of 595, from the best-funded companies on this page
Bjorn Bergstrom
Co-Founder
Bjorn Bergstrom

Northwind, Lassie, ex - NA-KD. Stockholm School of Economics BSc 2012 & MSc 2014

Durwin Ho
Co-Founder & CEO
Durwin Ho

CEO StartupX, ex-JustVim, appbackr. Copenhagen Business School BBA 2013, NUS MBA 2015

Carlos Korten
Chief Executive Officer
Carlos Korten

Co-Founder Bindle Systems, Green Tiger Markets, Bamboo Capital Partners, ex-Co-Founder S!NG. University of Chicago BA1992, Harvard University ALM 2004

Kineret Karin
Co-Founder & COO
Kineret Karin

Co-Founder Rider Dome, ex-Co-Founder WatchMe88, Founder KK Consulting, Singapore-Dine, Genesis Retail, Life Technologies. University of Haifa BA 2000…

Raymond Debbane
CEO & President
Raymond Debbane

Ex-Boston Consulting Group · American University of Beirut BS, University of California, Davis MS, Stanford University Graduate School of Business MBA

Bernard Reilly
CEO & Managing Director
Bernard Reilly

CEO Australian Retirement Trust, ex-BetaSmartz, TCorp, DBR Wealth, NAB Asset Management, State Street Global Advisors. Macquarie University BE 1990.

Eamonn Mcconnell
Co-Founder & Advisor
Eamonn Mcconnell

Desautels Capital Management, ex-Gryphus Capital, Deutsche Bank, Merrill Lynch, Barclays Global and Wood Gundy. The American University of Paris BA…

Kau Ming
Founder & Venture Partner
Kau Ming

Krux Asia, Turing, Verbal, ex-Founder Amoeba Software Studio, Grab, Canvass Research and Analytics. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign BE 1998…

Anselm Tan
Managing Director
Anselm Tan

Heritas Capital, ex-Philips, Alodokter, Standard Chartered Bank, DSTA. Oxford Brookes University BSc, Nanyang Technological University Singapore BE

Ben Hall
Co-Founder & CEO
Ben Hall

Baksh Capital, Ex-Q Investment Partners, Deloitte Real Estate, Project Services, Tancred Developments. Queensland University of Technology MBA 2011

Dominic Kalousek
Co-Founder
Dominic Kalousek

Co-Founder Rising Giants, Dashlane, ex-Sevea, Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Wilbur O and Ann Powers College of Business at Clemson University 2015

Emma Cui
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
Emma Cui

Singapore FinTech Association, Ex-ANZ, McKinsey & Company, Macquarie Bank. Nanyang Technological University BE 2005, Singapore-MIT Alliance MS 2006

Where the founders studied
alma mater on record for 170 of 595 founders
National University of Singapore (NUS)34
INSEAD21
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)14
Stanford University13
University of Cambridge11
Massachusetts Institute of Technology8
Singapore Management University (SMU)8
London Business School (LBS)6
Where they worked before
a previous employer on record for 26 of 595 founders
Goldman Sachs10
Morgan Stanley5
Bain3
McKinsey2
Microsoft2
Airbnb1
Uber1
Apple1
Founders flagged as repeat founders
of 520 founders with a profile on this page
3
carry a repeat-founder flag
  • flagged as repeat founders3
  • no repeat-founder flag517
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Who funds Investment Industry in Singapore

Records three funding rounds since 2016 from nine investors, with an average round size of $988 k.

Investor · recently active investorsRoundsLedLatest
Concentric Equity Partners11Jan 2021
the9gamezone1Jun 2021
Alex Bouaziz1Apr 2025
Stefan Lindeberg1Apr 2025
Zenos Schmickrath1Apr 2025
Thomas Ekman1Apr 2025
Indra Sharma1Apr 2025
Parham Benisi1Apr 2025
Philippe Klintefelt Collet1Apr 2025
Stage mix · rounds since 2016
Seed & Angel1
Series A–B0
Series C+ / PE1
Grants, debt & other1

What the news says about Investment Industry in Singapore

Counts 173,139 news articles in the last year, most often covering geopolitical topics and cryptocurrency effects on forex markets.

News volume
Investment Industry coverage across Singapore · articles per quarter
2021Q2: 22,3952021Q3: 24,8702021Q4: 22,5932022Q1: 24,5872022Q2: 25,2802022Q3: 28,1652022Q4: 31,6662023Q1: 32,6432023Q2: 32,2132023Q3: 32,6692023Q4: 35,9022024Q1: 34,8232024Q2: 40,9822024Q3: 39,7872024Q4: 41,9192025Q1: 49,4922025Q2: 32,3692025Q3: 85,7782025Q4: 26,3762026Q1: 29,668
2021Q22026Q1
peak ≥85,778 in 2025Q3 · ≥173,139 articles in the last 12 tracked months
Tone of coverage
share of articles by dominant sentiment (positive / neutral / negative)
202120232025
Positive-tone share moved 52% → 42%, negative 23% → 13% across 2021–2025.

What the coverage is about

The subjects that dominate Investment Industry news in Singapore. The arrow shows whether each one is being written about more or less than a year ago.

  • International and transnational geographic entities≥300,285▲+33%
  • Geopolitical disputes and contested areas≥300,275▲+33%
  • Administrative and political subdivisions≥300,271▲+33%
  • Cryptocurrency impact on forex markets≥17,077▲+36%
  • New product launches and innovations≥11,584▲+27%
  • Strategic partnerships and collaborations≥11,311▲+32%
  • Technology adoption and digital transformation≥8,690▲+30%
  • Executive leadership changes and appointments≥8,143→+7%
  • International political relations≥8,093▲+12%
  • International sports competitions≥7,085→+4%
Most-covered companies · last 12 months

3 Investment Industry companies here were named in the news over this period.

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Watch Investment Industry coverage in Singapore as it happens

Prism follows these subjects story by story — which companies are named, what is said about them and how the tone moves.

Momentum

The words getting louder — and quieter

Which terms are showing up in more stories than a year ago, and which are fading. The percentage is the change in how many articles mention them.

countries+139%decentralized forex+76%stablecoin fx impact+126%study overseas+220%overseas study+206%semester abroad+238%exchange rates+43%international programs+261%ai research+51%tanker routing+560%
flight safety measures-77%direct investments (pe)-40%brent crude forecast-81%aircraft emergency procedures-78%crude oil analysis-80%

The pressures the press keeps returning to

Three recurring angles in Singapore Investment Industry coverage, and whether each is getting more attention year on year (through 2025).

Regulatory Risk ▲ rising
≥658,566 articles touch this dimension · 18.3% critical tone
20212025
signals: territories, disputed islands, countries
Funding Momentum ▲ rising
≥45,657 articles touch this dimension · 41.1% critical tone
20212025
signals: inflation reports fx, currency intervention policies, pre-ipo valuation
Growth ▲ rising
≥87,816 articles touch this dimension · 39.4% critical tone
20212025
signals: gdp growth forex, gdp growth rate, inflation reports fx

Investment Industry jobs in Singapore: who is hiring and what they ask for

Lists 68 job postings from 82 firms in the past year, emphasizing skills like due diligence and financial modelling, with a median salary of $89 k per year.

68postings · last 12 months
104postings tracked overall
82employers advertising
$89kmedian advertised salary/yr (n=37)

Demand

The Skills Employers Ask For

What Investment Industry employers in Singapore put in their job ads. The bar is how many postings ask for it; the arrow shows whether demand grew or shrank against the year before.

  • due diligence22
  • financial modelling19
  • valuation18
  • financial analysis15
  • powerpoint14
  • microsoft excel12
  • wealth management11
  • market research10
  • investment8
  • financial modeling7
Most advertised titles
  • Business Performance & Investment Analyst3
  • Investment Analyst3
  • Guest Relation Officer (Mnc/Investment Bank/5D/Raffles Place/$3000)2
  • Commercial & Investment Bank, Credit Sales - Analyst2
  • Java Developer (Aws) - Leading Investment Bank - J124832
  • Investment Banker - Analyst / Associate Director1
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About this data: built from Fliar's company, founder, funding, hiring, jobs and news trackers, covering Singapore. Counts are of companies we track, not of every company that exists. Updated August 2026.
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