Investment Analyst

About the Firm We are a Singapore-based private investment office. Formed about a decade ago, we have a developed private equity program that invests directly and through external managers. We invest across multi-asset strategies in both public and private markets, including international real estate, seeking risk-adjusted returns agnostic of asset class. Role We are seeking an Investment Analyst to support our investment and operations teams. This is a broad-based role offering exposure to how a private investment office functions, from sourcing and diligence through portfolio monitoring, deal documentation, and internal operations. The role touches most parts of the investment lifecycle rather than being confined to a single function. Key Responsibilities Investment Analysis • Support due diligence on prospective investments, including financial modeling, market sizing, and comparable analysis • Prepare investment memos, summaries, and supporting materials for internal review • Track portfolio company performance and assist with periodic reporting Deal & Documentation Support • Assist in reviewing term sheets, subscription documents, and other transaction materials, working alongside external counsel and internal stakeholders • Help maintain organized records of deal terms, governance rights, and compliance obligations across the portfolio • Support coordination between investment, legal, and operational workstreams during transaction execution Market & Portfolio Monitoring • Monitor industry, regulatory, and competitive developments relevant to the firm's investment themes, drawing on sources including news, filings, and social platforms • Track portfolio companies' public communications and market positioning • Appropriately use AI-assisted research and writing tools to synthesize information and support faster turnaround on internal materials Operations • Support day-to-day administrative and operational tasks across the investment office • Assist with the preparation of internal presentations, reports, and correspondence • Take on ad hoc projects as they arise, reflecting the size and pace of a small investment team What We Are Looking For Must-haves • A genuine interest in investing, businesses, and financial markets • Strong analytical mindset and sound judgement; the ability to connect dots and exercise common sense in ambiguous situations • Intellectual curiosity and the drive to go beyond the surface. We want people who ask good questions and are not satisfied with shallow answers • Eagerness to learn and grow continuously, whether through live deals, research, or self-directed study • Clear and confident communication, both written and verbal. You must be able to articulate your thinking • Comfortable working independently and taking ownership in a small, lean, and fast-moving team • A working knowledge of financial statements and basic valuation concepts, whether formally studied or self-taught • Financial modelling experience or a demonstrable willingness to develop the skill quickly • We value demonstrated interest more than stated interest, and look for evidence of sustained curiosity and initiative in investing, business, markets, or entrepreneurship Good to Have • Prior exposure to finance, investing, accounting, or related fields through internships, employment, entrepreneurial ventures, or self-directed learning • Proficiency in Microsoft Office; knowledge of data tools or programming (Python, R, Bloomberg) is a bonus • Comfort with AI tools for research synthesis, drafting, or data organization, and familiarity with social media platforms as information sources Candidate Background Open to candidates from any academic background, whether polytechnic or university, and from any discipline including finance, economics, business, law, mathematics, statistics, engineering, computer science, data science, or beyond. We welcome applications from exceptional fresh graduates as well as experienced candidates. Responsibilities and level of ownership may be calibrated according to experience and demonstrated capabilities. Final-year undergraduates may also be considered. What matters more than qualifications on paper is intellectual horsepower, determination, curiosity, and genuine conviction that a career in investing is what you want to build.