
Learn from finance leaders, build an AI agent and pitch your portfolio strategy to real investors. Make Singapore your classroom.
Finance masterclasses. An Investment Challenge. Real industry conversations. A cohort that shares your ambition.







Access the industry. Build something real.
Learning that connects to practitioner access, recruiter insight and a portfolio-ready AI project, not a lecture series with a certificate at the end.

Take a real portfolio scenario from briefing to a live team pitch on Day 6.

Explore Asian private banking, capital markets and global finance interviews.

A hosted visit to SGX, IBF or NTU’s Nanyang Business School, from the curated shortlist.

Work with company filings, financial analysis and AI-assisted workflows.

One fireside chat, one panel and one case-study evaluation, plus senior-leader conversations.
Seven days, day by day.
From your first city welcome walk to your final creation. Seven days of learning, building, pitching and connecting.

Touchdown in Singapore starts with a city welcome walk before the week’s teams are even formed. By the end of a team-formation dinner, this cohort already feels like one group, not forty strangers.

How Singapore became Asia’s private banking capital — and what it actually looks like to work inside that world.
SGX versus the region’s other exchanges — the real mechanics of how Asian capital markets differ, explained by people who trade inside them.
What Singapore-based recruiters actually screen for — the real filter, not the LinkedIn version.
Every team receives a real, anonymized portfolio scenario on Day 2 — and a five-day clock starts running toward a live pitch to actual investors on Day 6. Teams develop and refine their recommendation throughout the week.

A moderate hike across the Southern Ridges, from Mount Faber to HarbourFront, with the Singapore skyline doing most of the talking. No prior hiking experience needed, just decent shoes.
A hawker-market food trail through Maxwell and Lau Pa Sat that teaches unit economics better than any slide deck could — and tastes considerably better.

Build an AI agent that pulls filings, summarizes them, and flags red flags — trained on the same kind of data Asian desks work with daily.
Build an AI-assisted reconciliation and reporting workflow, with checks for accuracy and human review.
Ratio analysis, comps, and memo drafting, worked through Asian-market case studies. AI as a co-pilot, not a crutch.
Teams move from scenario to strategy, building the pitch that goes in front of real investors on Day 6. This is where the week stops being a programme and starts feeling like a job.


A half-day visit to one of Singapore's landmark financial institutions - SGX, IBF, or NTU's Nanyang Business School. The final institution will be confirmed before the programme.
A hands-on baking session that swaps spreadsheets for flour for one afternoon — process discipline, just a different kind of precise. Genuinely fun, and a nice reset before the week’s biggest day.

Part of the Day 6 programme. Institution details to be announced.
A no-podium, interviewer-led conversation with a leader we’re keeping under wraps until reveal day. Expect candour, not talking points.
Multiple senior voices sharing one stage and one unscripted conversation — the kind most learners only ever watch from a screen.
Teams present their portfolio strategies to invited investors and finance leaders for live evaluation.
Everything above folds into one evening — dinner, the panel, the fireside chat, and the Challenge results, all announced under one roof.

One last hands-on session — script and film a short finance explainer with a working content creator before the week wraps. A real personal-brand asset, not a souvenir.
Close the programme with certificates, cohort photographs and a send-off. The final venue will be confirmed with the itinerary.
Understand the work. Build skills you can use.
Two tracks. Six sessions. Explore Asian private banking and capital markets, hear what recruiters look for, and build AI tools you can demonstrate.
Private bankingAsian wealth managementUnderstand the world of Asian private banking and the work that happens inside it, with Singapore-based practitioners. Connect the sector to the roles and skills you want to explore.USE IT FORWealth-management interviewsPrivate-banking discussionsWEALTH MANAGEMENT TEAMS
Relevant employer examples · not programme partners or hiring commitments
SGX & regional exchangesMarket structureExplore how SGX and other regional exchanges work. Learn how market structures differ and how those differences shape the decisions of people trading in them.USE IT FORMarket discussionsCapital-markets interviewsCAPITAL MARKETS TEAMS
Relevant employer examples · not programme partners or hiring commitments
Recruiter insightsInterview preparationHear what Singapore-based recruiters actually screen for. Use that perspective to focus your preparation and explain your finance skills with clarity.USE IT FORFinance internshipsJob interviewsGLOBAL FINANCE CAREERS
Relevant employer examples · not programme partners or hiring commitments



Company filingsPortfolio-ready AI agentBuild an AI agent that pulls filings, summarises information and flags potential risks. Work with the kind of data used by Asian finance desks and create a project you can demonstrate.USE IT FORCompany researchPortfolio projectAI & FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY TEAMS
Relevant employer examples · not programme partners or hiring commitments
ReconciliationReporting workflowsBuild an AI-assisted reconciliation and reporting workflow. Explore how finance teams use automation to reduce repetitive work while retaining review and oversight.USE IT FORFinance operationsReporting automationFINANCE OPERATIONS TEAMS
Relevant employer examples · not programme partners or hiring commitments
Financial analysisPrompt designWork through ratio analysis, comparable-company analysis and memo drafting using Asian-market case studies. Practise giving clear instructions and checking the output.USE IT FORResearch notesInvestment memosINVESTMENT RESEARCH TEAMS
Relevant employer examples · not programme partners or hiring commitments



What you leave with.
Practical assets and a Certificate of Achievement. Ready to show what you can do.
A lasting record of your Singapore Finance Immersion.

A working AI agent using company filings and financial analysis, built during the bootcamp.
Show how clearly you think. Create a short finance explainer with a working creator, and give recruiters more than a claim on your CV.
Your team’s portfolio strategy, presented to real investors and family-office leaders for live evaluation.
Conversations with finance leaders through the fireside chat, panel and Signature Finance Dinner.
Practical work and personal-brand content to strengthen your profile.
Inside a working desk
A half-day visit to one of Singapore's landmark financial institutions - SGX, IBF, or NTU's Nanyang Business School. The final institution will be confirmed before the programme.
The final institution is confirmed closer to the programme date.

Time around the table
Explore Singapore, reset between sessions and build the connections that outlast the week.
Meet your cohort on the city welcome walk and connect over the team-formation dinner.
Hike from Mount Faber to HarbourFront, then discover unit economics at Maxwell and Lau Pa Sat.
Reset with a baking session and create your finance explainer in the closing-day workshop.
Celebrate the week with certificates, cohort photographs and a closing send-off.
One fee. Everything on the ground.
Second half of January 2027
Your stay, meals and learning.
Planned together.
Register your interest for programme details.
Flight / travel tickets · Visa · Personal sightseeing
Join the immersion on its own or alongside a core programme.
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Terms & conditionsCommon questions
The programme is in Singapore in the second half of January 2027. It runs for 7 days and 6 nights, including travel days.
The planned cohort size is 40–50 learners.
No. Flight / travel tickets, visa and personal sightseeing are not included.
A 3-star hotel with twin-sharing rooms is included.
The curated shortlist is SGX, IBF or NTU’s Nanyang Business School. The final institution is confirmed closer to the programme date.
Yes. The immersion can be taken on its own or alongside a core programme.