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New SBF-EnterpriseSG centre to advise firms on financing access

CEFA will also roll out capacity-building programmes with ISCA Academy later this year.

Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and Enterprise Singapore have launched the Centre for Enterprise Financing Advisory (CEFA).

The centre will provide financing advisory, facilitation, and capacity-building services to enterprises seeking funding support and financing resources.

CEFA will also partner with ISCA Academy later this year to roll out courses focused on cash flow management strategies and financial forecasting using artificial intelligence.

It is also working with the SBF Business Institute to develop additional enterprise financing programmes.

First announced in July 2025, CEFA was conceived as a one-stop platform for enterprises across different stages of their financing journey.

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