Ericsenz redefines private equity


HEADQUARTERED in Singapore as a registered fund management company licensed under the Securities and Futures Act and regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore, Ericsenz Capital Pte. Ltd. is a private equity and venture capital firm built on its partner's collective 100-year experience in investing into high growth middle-market companies within the technology, healthcare, consumer as well as energy sector.

Anthony Siau (pic) is currently the chief executive officer and executive director of Ericsenz Capital Pte Ltd. Siau was priviously CEO of RHB Asset Management Pte Ltd in Singapore. He was also the Asia Pacific regional head of institutional business covering central banks, government agencies, sovereign wealth funds, institutions, GLCs, corporate and SMEs. Siau has more than 19 years of regional experience primarily in corporate advisory, investment and strategy consultancy. He is also a regular speaker in many events and conferences regionally.

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