Executive Fellowship in
Investment Management

Master Investment Management with the Combined Wisdom of Industry Leaders and Academic Experts

About the Programme

The Executive Fellowship in Investment Management is a rigorous, practice-led programme for professionals seeking to elevate their investment judgement and leadership impact.

You will deepen your mastery across asset classes, sharpen your ability to analyse, structure, and execute deals, and strengthen your strategic decision-making.

Guided by senior industry practitioners and leading faculty, you will apply learning through real-world projects and gain access to a powerful network across banking, PE/VC, asset management, and family offices. The programme prepares you to step confidently into more senior, influential investment roles.

Executive Fellowship in Investment Management

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of the programme, you will be able to—

Acquire a comprehensive mastery and complete understanding of the investment management landscape, from markets to M&A.
Apply practical application and insights immediately through simulations, case studies, and deal structuring exercises.
Get a global perspective by learning from experienced practitioners and faculty with regional and international expertise.
Be future ready by harnessing AI and digital tools that are reshaping investment decisions.
Strengthen your ability to influence, pitch, negotiate and lead in complex financial environments with leadership and communication skills.
Network with impact by joining a community of peers, senior mentors, and industry experts shaping the future of investment.
Receive personalised mentoring where each participant will get up to 6 hours of individual mentoring provided by one of the senior industry experts teaching in the programme.

Programme Overview

The programme has five phases, each separated by a two-week break.

Each module lasts one to two weeks and ends with a required assignment.
Participants will attend six to seven hours weekly of mostly in-person classes on weekday evenings, with some Saturday sessions, and should plan for an additional six hours of independent study.

Phase 1

June 2026

Gain a solid grounding in capital markets
Understand the relationship between capital seekers and providers—from businesses and governments to institutional funds and family offices.
Learn how macroeconomic trends shape investment opportunities across debt, equity, and hybrid instruments.

June 2026

Explore how banks and private credit funds assess and structure credit.
Understand credit risk assessment, loan covenants, and the dynamics of syndicated and direct lending across global markets.

July 2026

Strengthen your ability to evaluate companies and investments through rigorous financial modeling.
Learn to interpret financial statements, project performance, and apply valuation techniques such as DCF, LBO, and comparables analysis.

Phase 2

July 2026

Examine the private equity lifecycle—from fundraising and deal sourcing to value creation and exit strategies.
Understand fund structures, investment decision frameworks, and how PE firms grow businesses through strategic and operational transformation.

August 2026

Distinguish between financial sponsors and strategic investors.
Analyse how corporate venture capital, joint ventures, and postmerger integrations create value and synergies in evolving markets.

August 2026

Explore how artificial intelligence, big data, and automation are transforming investment management.
Learn applications of machine learning in financial modeling, risk analytics, and portfolio optimization, while addressing governance and ethical implications.

Phase 3

September 2026

Delve into the processes and regulations governing IPOs, SPACs, and public listings.
Learn valuation, investor relations, and how companies prepare for the scrutiny of public markets.

September 2026

Discover how hedge funds deploy diverse strategies—from long/short equity to event driven, macro, and quantitative investing.
Evaluate their risk-return trade-offs and performance metrics.

October 2026

Develop the art of persuasive communication and storytelling with data.
Practice crafting and delivering investment pitches to diverse audiences—LPs, boards, analysts, and clients—through a high-impact simulation with expert feedback.

Phase 4

November 2026

Understand how investors engage in turnaround financing, distressed debt, and restructuring.
Explore valuation frameworks and risk assessment for complex situations such as litigation finance or bankruptcy workouts.

November 2026

Discover how hedge funds deploy diverse strategies—from long/short equity to event driven, macro, and quantitative investing.
Evaluate their risk-return trade-offs and performance metrics.

December 2026

Learn to identify and evaluate investment opportunities by scanning markets, sectors, and companies.
Understand how to leverage databases and networks to generate deal ideas, test hypotheses, and build collaborative approaches that combine knowledge, experience, and creativity.

Phase 5

December 2026

Examine the global regulatory landscape including MAS, SEC, FCA, and ESMA frameworks.
Understand KYC, AML, FATCA, CRS, and data protection obligations.
Explore ethical investing, fiduciary responsibilities, and lessons from regulatory failures.

January 2027

Dive into the technical and strategic aspects of deal design.
Conduct scenario analyses, assess regulatory and accounting implications, and integrate ESG considerations.
Learn to balance risk and return, build safeguards into deal structures.
Manage stakeholder expectations through sound governance and negotiation readiness.

January 2027

Drive time-bound deal execution
Craft and negotiate term sheets; run end-to-end due diligence (business, legal, financial, environmental, management);
Address red flags; manage conditions precedent/subsequent;
Finalise legal documentation and agreements;
Communicate the deal effectively to the market.

February 2027

Translate learning into real-world impact by working on a company-sponsored project.
Participants will collaborate in teams to address a live investment challenge provided by an industry partner and will pitch their proposal to them.

March 2027

The programme culminates with an integrative assessment where participants present their applied project outcomes and
investment recommendations to a panel of faculty and senior practitioners.

Who Should Attend

Investment professionals seeking to deepen their strategic and technical mastery.
Professionals from banking, private equity, venture capital, and asset management sectors.
Finance leaders in corporates, family offices, and sovereign wealth funds.
Adjacent professionals transitioning from fields such as consulting, law, or corporate strategy into investment management roles.

Programme Fees

SGD 21, 691 (incl. 9% GST)*
SGD 19,900 (excl. 9% GST)**

* Fee is subject to change. GST applies to individuals and Singapore-registered companies.
* For Singaporeans aged 25 and above, you may utlise your SkillsFuture Credits to defray part of the programme fee.
** Fee is subject to change. GST is not applicable to foreign based companies.