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Home Affairs Uniformed Services INVEST Fund
The Home Affairs Uniformed Services INVEST Fund manages retirement assets for Singapore's police and civil defence officers, anchored by domestic real estate.
Home Affairs Uniformed Services INVEST Fund
We work together as One Home Team, and in partnership with the community, to keep Singapore safe and secure.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Singapore
City
Singapore
Corporate office
Singapore
Principals
Seck Wai Kwong
Chairman, Investment Committee
Tan Teck Huat
Independent Director, Chairman of Risk and Audit Committee
Manu Bhaskaran
Trustee
Khoong Hock Yun
Trustee
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at the Home Affairs Uniformed Services INVEST Fund?
The investment committee is chaired by Seck Wai Kwong, former CEO of National Computer Systems. The board of trustees includes independent directors like economist Manu Bhaskaran and Khoong Hock Yun. Day-to-day investment execution is handled within the Ministry of Home Affairs' treasury function, following a conservative, liability-aware mandate.
How is the INVEST Fund related to Singapore's Central Provident Fund (CPF)?
The INVEST Fund is a separate statutory scheme. It serves uniformed officers under the Ministry of Home Affairs specifically — police, civil defence, and narcotics personnel — while the CPF covers the general workforce. The two systems operate independently, with the INVEST Fund maintaining its own board, asset pool, and investment policy.
What does the INVEST Fund invest in?
Public record confirms a mixed-use real estate portfolio within Singapore, known as the INVEST Fund Property Portfolio. Specific holdings are not publicly itemized, but comparable government-linked funds in Singapore focus on income-producing assets with strong sovereign or quasi-sovereign tenancy. Non-real-estate allocations are not disclosed.
Does the fund disclose its assets under management?
No. The fund's total AUM has never been publicly reported. It does not publish annual reports, investment returns, or portfolio size. This opacity aligns with its embedded structure inside a government ministry, where statutory superannuation schemes often fall outside standard public-disclosure requirements.
Who sits on the risk and audit committee?
Tan Teck Huat chairs the risk and audit committee as an independent director. The committee operates alongside the investment committee and the full board of trustees to provide oversight on compliance, financial controls, and operational risk specific to the fund's real asset holdings.
Does the INVEST Fund take external capital or co-investments?
No. The fund is a closed statutory scheme. It pools mandatory contributions exclusively from eligible uniformed officers under the Ministry of Home Affairs. There is no mechanism for external co-investors, family offices, or institutional partners to participate alongside the fund.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
All assets originate from mandatory retirement contributions by Singapore's Home Affairs uniformed officers throughout their service, plus accumulated returns on the invested pool. There is no endowment, sovereign grant, or family wealth underpinning the fund.
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