Larkfield Asset Management

Larkfield holds a Capital Markets Services license issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore for fund management. This license permits the firm to manage discretionary investment portfolios and establish collective investment schemes. It subjects the firm to ongoing capital, conduct, and reporting obligations under Singapore's Securities and Futures Act.

The firm's CMS license authorizes it to serve accredited investors and institutional clients only, not the retail public. In Singapore, this typically means clients must meet minimum income or net-worth thresholds. This is the standard client scope for boutique external asset managers and wealth managers operating in the jurisdiction.

Yes. The CMS fund-management license explicitly authorizes the firm to establish and operate collective investment schemes. Whether it has actually done so is not publicly disclosed; no fund prospectuses or scheme registrations attributable to Larkfield appear in public record as of mid-2026.

Single-family offices in Singapore often operate under explicit licensing exemptions when managing assets for one family. Larkfield is a licensed CMS fund manager, meaning it is authorized to serve multiple unrelated clients. This regulatory distinction implies it manages capital beyond a single family vehicle, though its actual client composition is not publicly reported.

No named investment professionals or directors are disclosed in public record. The MAS public register of licensed representatives does not yield identifiable associated individuals under publicly accessible search parameters for this entity. The firm maintains a deliberately low public profile, which is not unusual for small Singapore wealth managers.