The new Professional Services Centre will provide businesses with coordinated access to professional expertise and regional networks.
Singapore has established the Professional Services (PS) Centre, a regional hub that aims to help businesses expand across Asia by connecting them with professional expertise, business networks and market knowledge through a single platform.
The Singapore PS Centre was officially launched by the Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office and Second Minister for Finance and National Development, Indranee Rajah, at ISCA House on 21 July. It serves as the anchor hub of a growing regional network linking Professional Services Centres in Shanghai, Nanjing and Ho Chi Minh City. Jakarta is expected to join the network later this year, with future centres planned in Bangkok, Johor Bahru and Shenzhen.
The centre offers expertise in legal, accounting, tax, human resources, valuation, sustainability and business consulting, enabling businesses to access coordinated support as they expand into regional markets. It also connects enterprises with local business associations, government agencies and industry partners through its regional network.
Alongside the launch, the PS Centre introduced the Business Growth Clinic, a monthly initiative where business owners can seek practical guidance from professionals on areas including overseas expansion, artificial intelligence adoption, capital raising, business restructuring and succession planning.
According to the Singapore Economic Development Board, the initiative strengthens Singapore’s position as a global business hub by extending access to trusted professional services and regional partnerships that support business growth across Asia.
Source: Singapore Economic Development Board, Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants
