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Interpath expands into Singapore with Michael Horn leading SEA

This followed its Hong Kong entry in April 2025.

Interpath has launched operations in Singapore with the appointment of Michael Horn to lead its Southeast Asia (SEA) operations, where he will be based in the city-state and responsible for building out the firm’s restructuring capabilities in the market.

The move comes as it expands its services across the Asia-Pacific (APAC), following its Hong Kong office launch in April 2025.

The firm provides financial advisory, deal advisory, and restructuring services to mid-market and large-cap companies, as well as banks, private capital investors, and other financial institutions.

Horn will report to Rachelle Frisby, Head of Interpath’s Caribbean and APAC region, and work with Fergal Power, Head of Interpath in Hong Kong, to expand the firm’s client coverage across the region.

He has more than 30 years’ experience in financial restructuring, turnaround, and transformation across SEA.

He previously served as a partner at KPMG Indonesia, where he led the restructuring practice. His past roles include Head of APAC for a financial institution, Chief Risk Officer for an infrastructure lender, and Head of Singapore and Indonesia for a professional services firm.

He is a licensed lawyer with experience advising corporates, creditors, and other stakeholders on stressed and distressed businesses across sectors, including aviation, consumer finance, infrastructure, insurance, and energy and natural resources.

Mark Raddan, Chief Executive Officer of Interpath, said Singapore is a financial centre and gateway to regional economies. He said the firm aims to build a restructuring and advisory business in APAC.

Frisby said capital flows between the Caribbean and Singapore are increasing through infrastructure funds, private credit portfolios, and insurance-linked strategies.

Power said businesses in SEA are undergoing transformation and require senior-led support.

Horn said he will work with Interpath colleagues across regions to serve clients across jurisdictions and deliver advisory services through a global platform.

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