Singapore’s next opportunity: Connecting private wealth to public growth
The number of single-family offices in the Republic has surged to more than 2,000
AS SINGAPORE cements its status as one of the world’s fastest-growing wealth hubs, policymakers are increasingly asking whether the city-state’s expanding pool of private capital can also help fund its real economy.
The number of single-family offices in Singapore has surged from around 400 in 2020 to more than 2,000 in recent estimates.
Beyond tax optimisation, sustained inflows of regional and global wealth are drawn by Singapore’s jurisdictional stability, regulatory clarity, global market access and, increasingly, depth of domestic capital.
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