Singapore’s 10 most sought-after 40 and under investors

Check out who made the cut.

It’s been almost four years now since Singapore Business Review started featuring hottest startups by asking investors to nominate. Don’t investors deserve to get the spotlight as well?

In this list of most sought-after investors aged 40 and under, we approached some of our friends in the startup scene to give us popular names of young investors. They are the investors that every startup founder is dying to meet in hopes of securing funding for their business ideas.

They are arranged from the oldest to the youngest . If we missed anyone in the list, don’t hesitate to let us know.

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