Platform for External Asset Managers in Singapore
For Advisors and Managers

A Regulated Platform for External Asset Managers in Singapore

House a strategy in a fund vehicle on a licensed Singapore platform, rather than building a licensed entity and compliance function around it first

Start With Your Own Regulatory Position

An external or independent asset manager working with client capital in Singapore has a regulatory position of its own to satisfy, and where that line falls depends on how the mandate is arranged, who the clients are, and what discretion is being exercised. That question belongs to your own counsel. No platform can answer it for you, and any that offers to should be treated carefully.

What a platform can do is take one route off the critical path. Rather than standing up a licensed entity and a compliance function so a strategy has somewhere to live, the strategy is run through a fund vehicle on infrastructure that is already licensed, staffed and audited.

External asset managers working with a regulated Singapore platform

How the Split Works

What the Platform Carries

The Capital Markets Services licence, the compliance and legal team behind it, fund administration, investor onboarding including KYC and AML, NAV oversight and periodic reporting. All of it already operating rather than being written for the first time.

What Stays With You

The investment decisions, the track record they produce, and the client relationships you built. Also your own regulatory position, which your counsel advises on and which a platform arrangement does not resolve on your behalf.

What It Looks Like in Practice

A fund or sub-fund holds the strategy, investors subscribe into that vehicle, and administration, valuation and reporting run through the platform. For managers who later want their own licence, this is a route to a track record while that application is being prepared.

Whether It Fits Is a Scoping Conversation

FundBridge works with fund managers and private wealth clients, and the platform was built around those two groups. Whether it suits an external asset manager depends on specifics: what the mandate looks like, what your counsel says your own position requires, and whether the client base is better served by a pooled vehicle than by the arrangement you have now.

That is a short conversation to have before anyone designs anything. If a platform vehicle is not the right answer, it is considerably cheaper to establish that early.

How the fund platform works →
Growing a client book on a regulated fund platform
For Advisors and Managers

Scope It Before You Build Anything

Tell us how your mandate is arranged today and what your counsel has advised, and we will be straight about whether a platform vehicle fits.