Singapore’s Anglo-Chinese School has received bids from two foreign and two local asset managers to provide investment solutions.
The local firms are Lion Global Investors and UOB Asset Management, and the foreign firms are Canada’s Manulife Investment and Japan’s Nikko Asset Management.
Their identities were published on GeBIZ, the Singapore government’s one-stop e-procurement portal where all public sector tenders are announced.
The winning bidders will be appointed for a five-year term starting February 17, 2026, according to the school’s request for proposal on July 14. The value of the mandate and the number of firms to be appointed were not disclosed. Applications closed on July 28.
