Addepar Establishes Singapore as Asia-Pacific Hub

WHY THIS MATTERS
Addepar’s decision to establish Singapore as its APAC hub reflects the continued shift of global wealth and asset management toward Asia-Pacific. With the region seeing rapid growth in private wealth, family offices, and institutional capital, demand for sophisticated data, analytics, and portfolio management infrastructure is rising fast.

Singapore sits at the centre of this trend. Its regulatory stability, strong talent pool, and position as a gateway to Southeast Asia and broader APAC make it a natural base for firms scaling in the region. For Addepar, moving beyond remote coverage to a formal regional hub allows closer proximity to clients, faster product localisation, and stronger integration into the local ecosystem—particularly important as investment strategies become more complex and multi-asset.

The 130% growth in Addepar’s APAC client base over two years also highlights a broader industry shift: investment firms are increasingly prioritising unified data platforms that can handle global portfolios, private markets, and alternative assets—all areas where APAC capital is expanding.

Addepar, a global data and AI platform for investment professionals, today announced the opening of its Singapore office, establishing the city-state as its Asia-Pacific (APAC) hub and reinforcing the company’s long-term commitment to the region. 

Located in Singapore’s financial and technology district at Marina Bay Financial Centre, the new office enables the company to deepen client support, expand its regional footprint, and continue building products tailored to the needs of APAC investment professionals. It also reinforces Addepar’s confidence in Singapore as a central hub for its APAC operations, bringing research and development and go-to-market teams closer to clients.  

Addepar has supported clients across APAC since 2019, with its regional client base growing over 130% in the past two years. The new office formalises its presence and supports the company’s continued expansion across key wealth markets.

“Singapore is a leading global financial centre and a gateway to Asia-Pacific’s fast-growing investment ecosystem, with a strong focus on innovation and talent,” said Eric Poirier, Chief Executive Officer of Addepar. “Establishing our APAC hub here reflects our commitment to the region and positions us to better deliver the global infrastructure and data-driven insights investment professionals need to operate at scale and make more informed decisions.” 

The expansion builds on a foundation of longstanding local partnerships. EDBI, arm of SG Growth Capital, the investment platform of EDB and Enterprise Singapore, invested in Addepar’s 2025 Series G financing round, reflecting shared conviction in Addepar’s global strategy. 

“We are pleased to support Addepar as it establishes its Asia-Pacific hub in Singapore, including a Centre of Excellence and product engineering capabilities. This furthers Singapore’s standing as a trusted base for innovation in wealth and asset management, and we see strong opportunities for Addepar to contribute to the growth of Singapore’s financial ecosystem,” said Charmaine Kng, Partner at EDBI. 

Today, more than 1,400 firms in approximately 60 countries use Addepar to manage and advise on US$9 trillion in assets. The new Singapore hub further strengthens Addepar’s ability to serve clients across North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific — enabling investment professionals worldwide to make decisions with greater clarity and confidence.

FF NEWS TAKE
This is a strategic, not symbolic, expansion. By placing both go-to-market and product engineering capabilities in Singapore, Addepar is signalling that APAC is no longer just a distribution market—it’s a core driver of product development and innovation.

The competitive landscape is intensifying. As wealth platforms, custodians, and fintechs all target Asia’s growing asset base, differentiation will come from how well firms can localise global infrastructure while maintaining a unified data model. Addepar’s strength lies in its ability to provide a single source of truth across complex portfolios—a capability that becomes more valuable as cross-border investing increases.

The challenge will be execution at scale. APAC is not a single market but a collection of highly diverse regulatory and client environments. Success will depend on how effectively Addepar adapts its platform to these nuances while maintaining the consistency that global clients expect.