Addepar opens Singapore hub to expand Asia-Pacific reach

Addepar has opened an office in Singapore, which it will use as its Asia-Pacific hub.

Located at Marina Bay Financial Centre, the office will house research and development and go-to-market teams. The move is intended to bring those teams closer to clients in the region and support wider operations across Asia-Pacific.

The expansion formalises a presence that began several years ago. Addepar has supported clients across Asia-Pacific since 2019, and its regional client base has grown by more than 130% over the past two years.

Singapore will also serve as a base for developing products for investment professionals in the region. The office forms part of a longer-term investment in Asia-Pacific as Addepar seeks a larger role in wealth markets across the region.

Addepar provides data and artificial intelligence software for investment professionals. Its platform is used by more than 1,400 firms in about 60 countries to manage and advise on USD $9 trillion in assets.

Regional push

Singapore joins Addepar's network of offices in New York City, Salt Lake City, London, Edinburgh, Pune, Dubai, Geneva and São Paulo. The new base is expected to strengthen support for clients not only in Asia-Pacific but also across North America, Latin America, Europe and the Middle East.

The expansion also builds on an existing local investor relationship. EDBI, the investment arm of SG Growth Capital, participated in Addepar's 2025 Series G financing round.

That investment deepened Addepar's links to Singapore's public-sector investment ecosystem. SG Growth Capital is the investment platform of the Singapore Economic Development Board and Enterprise Singapore.

Chief Executive Officer Eric Poirier said Singapore's role as a financial centre and gateway to Asia-Pacific made it a natural choice for the company's regional plans. "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," he said. "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."

Local backing

EDBI said the move would bring product engineering work to Singapore alongside a Centre of Excellence. It presented the office opening as part of the city-state's broader push to attract financial technology and wealth management activity.

"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.

Singapore has continued to position itself as a regional centre for asset and wealth management groups seeking access to South-East Asia and broader Asian markets. For financial technology companies, the city-state offers proximity to private banks, family offices, institutional investors and regulators within one of the region's most concentrated finance clusters.

Addepar's move comes as investment technology providers compete for a greater share of advisory, reporting and portfolio data work among global wealth firms. Firms operating across several jurisdictions face growing demands for consolidated data, cross-border reporting and faster access to portfolio information, particularly as client assets and product ranges become more complex.

By expanding its presence in Singapore, Addepar is positioning product and commercial staff closer to regional clients. The office is intended to deepen support for existing customers while extending the company's reach across key wealth markets in Asia-Pacific.

The scale of its global operations offers some indication of its target market. Addepar says its platform is used by more than 1,400 firms and integrates with nearly 650 software, data and consulting partners.