Inheritance Enterprises

Inheritance Enterprises

Inheritance Enterprises was established in Singapore by Charlene Ong, who previously worked at The Learning Lab. The firm functions as a multi-family office serving clients on asset allocation, succession, and risk oversight. The firm deploys across private equity, real estate, infrastructure, private credit, and hedge funds. It covers early, growth, and late stages through alternative VC models and direct holdings. Confirmed activity includes development of North London Collegiate School Singapore via partnership with PNC Education Investments Ltd. Geographic reach extends to Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and Oceania. No headcount or AUM figures appear in public records. The firm lists an active membership in Cleantech Forum Asia. It maintains the Water Action Platform as a philanthropic vehicle focused on global water issues. A 2025 BVI Commercial Court dispute involving the NLCS Singapore project marks the most recent disclosed operational event. The structure centers on a single named principal who sits on the investment committee while also heading operations. This combines execution and oversight in one operator, differing from larger family offices that separate those functions across multiple executives.