Find a MAS-licensed financial adviser in Singapore
632 firms allowed by MAS to give financial advice in Singapore, from independent wealth managers to private banks. Each profile shows the MAS licences of the firm and its official contact details.
Browse by MAS licence
The licence tells you what a firm is allowed to do for you.
Licensed financial advisers
71Firms holding a financial adviser's licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) under the Financial Advisers Act: advice on investment products, life insurance and planning.
See the firms →Capital markets services licensees
503Firms licensed or exempt under the Securities and Futures Act for capital markets services, such as fund management, dealing in securities or custody: most independent wealth and asset managers sit here.
See the firms →Insurance brokers
103Brokers registered with or exempted by MAS to arrange insurance on behalf of clients, many of them also exempt financial advisers.
See the firms →Banks and private banks
87Full banks, wholesale banks, merchant banks and local banks licensed by MAS, which act as exempt financial advisers for their clients.
See the firms →Trust companies
26Trust companies licensed or exempted by MAS, used for estate planning, family wealth structures and succession.
See the firms →Household wealth in figures
Net worth, CPF, savings and private home prices: the official SingStat and URA figures.
See the figures →By district
19Firms sorted by the postal district of their registered address: Raffles Place, Tanjong Pagar, Orchard, Tanglin and more.
See the districts →All firms A–Z
632The full list of financial advisory firms registered with MAS, in alphabetical order.
See the list →How to check a financial adviser in Singapore
Three checks before your first meeting.
Check the MAS licence
Search the firm in the MAS Financial Institutions Directory and the representative in the MAS Register of Representatives.
Understand how they are paid
Fees, commissions or both: ask in writing what you pay, directly and through the products recommended.
Ask what they can advise on
Investment products, life insurance, or both, depending on the firm's licences and its representatives.
Guides
Personal finance questions specific to Singapore.
How to Choose a Financial Adviser in Singapore (2026 Guide)
IFA vs tied adviser, fee-based vs commission, MAS verification — the complete checklist for Singaporeans and expats choosing a licensed financial adviser in Singapore.
Read the guide →Estate Planning in Singapore: Why a Will Is Not Enough (2026)
CPF nominations, Lasting Power of Attorney, trusts and beneficiary planning in Singapore. Why most wills miss S$100,000+ in assets — and how to fix it.
Read the guide →Financial Planning for Expats in Singapore: Avoiding Common Pitfalls (2026)
Cross-border taxation, investment portability, CPF exclusion, expat health insurance — the complete guide for Europeans, Americans and Asians managing wealth while based in Singapore.
Read the guide →Is Property Still Singapore's Best Investment? ABSD & Alternatives (2026)
ABSD rates 2026, true cost of buying a second property in Singapore, and why REITs and diversified portfolios may outperform. A financial adviser's perspective.
Read the guide →SRS vs CPF: Which Should You Top Up First for Tax Relief? (2026)
Complete comparison of the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) and CPF top-ups for Singapore tax relief. Find out which saves you more tax and how a financial adviser can help you invest both.
Read the guide →You run an advisory firm in Singapore?
How advisers get found on Google, on the map and in AI assistants' answers.