Wealth technology firm Addepar has opened a Singapore office as its Asia-Pacific hub, expanding its push into a region where family offices and investment firms are scaling rapidly and demanding more sophisticated data and reporting tools.
Located at Marina Bay Financial Centre, the office will house research and development and go-to-market teams, bringing the company closer to clients across Asia-Pacific.
The move formalises a presence dating back to 2019, with the firm’s Asia-Pacific client base growing more than 130% over the past two years.
Singapore, a key hub for global wealth, is home to a fast-expanding ecosystem of family offices, private banks and asset managers.
By establishing a base in the city-state, Addepar is positioning itself to capture rising demand for consolidated portfolio data, cross-border reporting and analytics as investment structures become more complex.
The company’s platform is used by more than 1,400 firms globally to manage and advise on about $9 trillion in assets, including family offices and institutional investors.
The expansion builds on an existing relationship with EDBI, which participated in Addepar’s 2025 Series G funding round.
The agency said the move would bring product engineering capabilities to Singapore and support the city-state’s push to attract wealth and fintech players.
Chief executive Eric Poirier said Singapore’s position as a financial centre and gateway to Asia-Pacific made it a natural choice for the firm’s regional hub.
Addepar’s move comes as wealth technology providers compete to support family offices and investment firms operating across multiple jurisdictions, where demand for integrated data systems and real-time portfolio insights is rising.