Ride on the Asia's growth and experience exciting opportunities in Singapore.

Work, live and play with the world in Singapore, home to 26,000 international companies, including 7000 MNCs. Consistently the choice gateway to Asia for American, European and Japanese multinationals, Singapore is also the launch pad to the world for an increasing number of home-grown and Asian companies.

Technology Sector

Today, Singapore's technology sectors account for more than a quarter of GDP. With a strong focus in pushing the frontiers of technology, Singapore offers exciting opportunities ranging from R&D, design, production and supply-chain management to regional and global strategic business planning & development.

Industries featured

1. Aerospace/ Aviation
2. Automotive
3. Biomedical Science
4. Clean Energy
5. Electronics
6. Energy & Chemicals
7. Engineering Services
8. Infocommunications
9. Logistics & Supply Chain Management
10. Marine & Offshore
11. Precision Engineering

Healthcare Sector

Singapore's reputation of having a well-established healthcare infrastructure with an excellent reputation for quality medicine has been recognised and consistently ranked by the World Health Organisation to be among the world's best. In its last World Health Report on health systems, Singapore was ranked top in Asia and sixth globally. Singapore's public healthcare institutions have been broadly grouped into two clusters - the National Healthcare Group (NHG) and the Singapore Health Services (SingHealth). Together, NHG and SingHealth provide a complete spectrum of healthcare services from primary healthcare to secondary and tertiary care, and they run nine Joint Commission International (JCI) accredited hospitals and six specialty centres, accounting for a third of all JCI-accredited facilities in Asia.

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Financial Services Sector

The Singapore financial services sector currently constitutes 11% of Singapore's GDP and provides jobs to 5% of the workforce. Being an international financial centre which serves investors from around the globe, Singapore has attracted a diverse mix of more than 600 local and foreign players, from the world's largest financial institutions to boutique banks. The financial institutions in Singapore offer a wide array of financial products which thrive under a progressive regulatory regime and strong corporate governance framework and opportunities abound in a diverse range of functions.

Industries featured

1. Compliance and Risk Management
2. Consumer Banking
3. Corporate Banking
4. Corporate Finance
5. Financial Markets
6. Fund Management
7. General Insurance (including Reinsurance)
8. Life Insurance (including Reinsurance)
9. Wealth Management

For more information, please visit the FinanceConnectSingapore website: http://financeconnectsingapore.com/.

Interactive & Digital Media Sector

The Interactive and Digital Media industry is a dynamic and growing part of the Singapore economy. The Government aims to make Singapore an Interactive and Digital Media capital, where Singapore creations are made for global consumption. Interactive and Digital Media encompass industries that create digital content for different genres, including TV, film, publishing, games, animation, special effects, licensing and merchandising, content-hosting, financing, content aggregation and distribution, R&D as well as the development of original and innovative digital technology applications and services.

Industries featured

1. TV and Film
2. Animation
3. Games
4. Publishing
5. Media Services

Maritime Sector

Besides our standing as a Premier Hub Port connected to more than 600 ports in 120 countries, Singapore is also a leading International Maritime Centre providing a comprehensive suite of maritime services such as brokering and chartering, ship management, ship agency, shipping finance, marine insurance, maritime legal and arbitration services that support and meet the diverse needs of ship owners, operators and other business enterprises. Singapore is now home to more than 200 of the world's largest shipping lines and has more than 5,000 maritime-related establishments.