Kamet Capital (“Kamet”), a pioneer in developing the multi-single-family office model in Asia, is revolutionising the wealth management landscape by seamlessly integrating global best practices with a deep understanding of the region’s distinct economic landscape.

Singapore-based multi-family office Kamet Capital has closed its first closed-end fund, Founders Fund I, at $70million. The closed-ended fund can conduct directs, co-directs and secondary deals and invests across the US, China, and Southeast Asia.

A new work-study elective, which matches SMU students with family offices for internships, has attracted considerable attention, reflecting the increasing appeal of wealth management as a career path for recent

Matthew Lee joins the multi-family office as partner and will support clients integrating or localising in Singapore. Multi-family office Kamet Capital has hired former Economic Development Board stalwart. Matthew Lee as a partner.

By Ishika Mookerjee(Bloomberg) — The rout in China’s largest tech stocks is becoming less severe with each passing bout this year, signaling to some investors that confidence is slowly returning

(Bloomberg) — For the day at least, the optimists are driving China’s markets on bets Beijing is finally adopting a more aggressive growth policy, and will soon unveil a series

Fancy a seat at the rich man’s table, managing his money? Family offices are a growing sector but there is a shortage of people with the right skills and temperament

Family offices may tap certain tax incentive schemes when they set up in Singapore and interest is certainly growing.  Q: There has been a lot of talk lately about family

Danish company LMS365, an online learning management system (LMS) built for use inside Microsoft products, has raised $20 million in its first institutional round of funding. Used by companies including logistics

(March 10): For all the hype in the run-up to the National People’s Congress (NPC), Chinese stocks bulls were left in the lurch as a terrible week for global markets

(Bloomberg) — For all the hype in the run-up to the National People’s Congress, China stocks bulls were left in the lurch as a terrible week for global markets compounded

(March 1): Chinese markets rallied as unexpectedly strong manufacturing data suggested that the economic recovery is gathering pace, emboldening traders to pile in after weeks of heavy selling.    The