Oppenheimer Generations Asia

Oppenheimer Generations Asia is a family office representing the global interests of Nicky and Jonathan Oppenheimer. Established to increase investment exposure and deepen relationships across the region, the Singapore office serves as a platform to boost synergies and catalyze investments between Africa and Southeast Asia. The office focuses on early and growth-stage investments, with a portfolio that includes over 10 investments in funds and companies domiciled in Singapore. The team is led by Edoardo Collevecchio, who relocated from London to build and lead the Singapore team, and Yiling Ong, formerly at Temasek, as head of investment. The family office's investment strategy emphasizes long-term partnerships and sustainable development, with a commitment to leaving the world better than how they found it. Their investments span various sectors, including technology, healthcare, real estate, and financial services, with a geographical focus on regions such as Singapore, South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States, Nigeria, Indonesia, China, Australia, Zimbabwe, Hong Kong, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates. The investment sizes range from $1 million to $50 million, reflecting a diverse approach to funding across different industries and stages of development. The family office's philosophy centers on engaged capital, involving long-term partnerships between investors, operators, and the wider community, aiming to create sustainable and prosperous societies through focused engagement across the land, people, and cultures they touch. This approach is evident in their diverse portfolio, which includes investments in sectors such as technology, healthcare, real estate, financial services, consumer goods, energy, agriculture, infrastructure, media, telecommunications, transportation, education, hospitality, manufacturing, and retail. By leveraging their global presence and commitment to sustainable development, Oppenheimer Generations Asia continues to play a pivotal role in bridging opportunities between Africa and Asia, capitalizing on emerging investment avenues across both continents.