Job Description

Job Responsibilities:

A. Fund Management Activities (Under CMS License)

1. Set-up the Fund Management Company

Advise on the

most suitable corporate structure

for the fund management company (e.g.,

private limited company

,

partnership

, or

branch office

)


Help the company choose the right

fund structure

, including the use of

Variable Capital Companies (VCCs)

for flexible capital management.


Set-up the SOP and guideline

2. Investment Strategy & Portfolio Management

Develop and manage investment portfolios across multiple asset classes (e.g., equities, fixed income, venture capital, private equity, hedge funds, etc.).


Create investment strategies tailored to the objectives of the VCC and its investors.


Monitor financial markets, analyze investment risks, and adjust portfolios accordingly.

3. VCC Fund Structuring & Administration

Establish and operate VCCs, including designing the structure for umbrella VCCs with multiple sub-funds.


Handle subscription and redemption processes for VCC investors and manage capital calls and distributions.


Ensure compliance with VCC-specific regulations, including share capital flexibility (variable capital structure).

4. Investor Relations & Fundraising

Liaise with investors, including high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), institutional investors, and family offices, to manage fund subscriptions and provide updates.


Prepare investor communications including fund performance reports, quarterly updates, and annual reports.


Fundraising support by preparing pitch decks and marketing materials.

5. Regulatory Compliance & Reporting

Ensure

compliance with MAS guidelines

under the Securities and Futures Act (SFA) and other applicable regulations (AML, KYC, etc.).


File necessary returns to ACRA and MAS, including annual financial statements, investor reports, and tax filings.


Monitor and maintain fund risk management policies and perform due diligence on investments.

Qualification

A. Qualifications for Fund Management Professionals


1. Educational Background


A degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field is typically required.


Advanced qualifications such as Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), or Master's in Finance are highly regarded.


2. Relevant Work Experience


CMS holder with at least 5-8 years of Investment House experience, preferably in the financial or fund management sector.


Experience in fund management, including portfolio management, investment analysis, and financial modeling.


Hands-on experience with VCC structures and capital markets services in a regulated environment.


Prior exposure to regulatory compliance (MAS, ACRA, IRAS) and tax regulations is essential.


CMS license holder with 5-8 years of experience in fund management, preferably within the

real estate sector.

Proven track record in

fundraising and investor relations

.


3. Skills & Competencies


Strong analytical and strategic thinking capabilities.


Proficiency in financial modeling, investment analysis, and performance evaluation.


Ability to manage investor relations and communicate complex financial data clearly.