Profit from the Future. Now.

Riding on the Future of Live-Work-Invest

Industry-First Fund | Renowned Investors | Award-Winning Research

Our Mission

Creating Unique Funds that Back Sustainable Projects and Investments

Fund Management Singapore

Our Uniquely Crafted Funds

We tap on our entrenched network and research capabilities to seek unique opportunities across the region, crafting funds to finance companies with future-proof business models.

Private Debt Fund

Azure-Lyte Fund

Be part of a revolutionary payment management system.

The Fund provides financing to MAS-licensed fintech Lyte, which seeks to simplify and expedite the collection of commissions through instant payment to freelancers, starting with the real estate agents. The Fund offers yields over 6%. We made sure safety comes first, which is the reason for the 0% default rate since inception.

Equity Fund

Azure All-Star Fund

Investing in future-proof companies using age-old research methodologies

Macro Fund

Treasures Macro Growth

Absolute return fund across asset classes, from traditional to digital

SPAC Fund

AOG
Fund

AOG Fund

Investor in Nasdaq-listed SPAC targeting tech businesses

Featured by Major Media Houses

We are often featured by major media houses such as Channelnewsasia, Business Times, Lianhe Zaobao, Straits Times, Money FM and CNA.

Hear our Presence

Meet the Team

The world is changing. So are we. Fund managers, analysts, futurists.

Check out the team which relentlessly reinvent themselves.

Terence Wong, CFA

Founder and CEO

Investment

David Chow, CFA

Director

Investment

We Believe in Sharing Insights

Don't simply face the figures. Know the faces behind the figures.

Remember Extrim?

March 15, 2023

Slimming pills earn fat margins. I learnt this from Kenneth Goh, whom I first met in 2004 when the company he founded listed on the SGX

Starting the Year of the Rabbit with a Cut

February 9, 2023

Haircut at Jean Yip Salon before visiting Jean Yip for CNY.

CNY Cheer for Hotels

January 30, 2023

My CNY house visit to Albert Teo’s place three years ago wasn’t particularly auspicious.