ANNE KIM

Managing Partner 

Anne Kim has over 20 years of experience across private equity, venture capital, investment banking, and fund management, with a deep sector focus in healthcare. Her expertise spans capital markets transactions, mergers & acquisitions, corporate finance, and operational value creation, alongside fund structuring, regulatory approval, and compliance. She has successfully led two prior investment funds (Quadria Capital, Heritas Capital) through regulatory approval with the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

Anne has a strong track record in sourcing, structuring, and executing investments, as well as driving value creation at both the board and operating levels. Her experience includes working closely with management teams to scale healthcare platforms and enhance operational performance.

Previously, Anne was Investment Director and Head of Healthcare at Heritas Capital, part of IMC Pan Asia Alliance (now Tsao Pao Chee). She led the deployment of the firm’s inaugural US$100 million fund, including a significant minority PIPE investment in Q&M Dental Group and a majority investment in Timberland Medical Centre, a specialist hospital in Kuching, East Malaysia which was subsequently acquired by IHH Healthcare.

Anne began her career in the United States with UBS New York City in Healthcare Equity Research covering the medical technology sector, before joining J.P. Morgan’s Healthcare Investment Banking division in San Francisco where she advised on M&A transactions and IPOs. She later worked as a venture capital investor with Investor Growth Capital (the venture arm of Investor AB) in New York and Hong Kong focusing on biotechnology and medical devices.

In 2011, Anne relocated to Singapore, where she led healthcare investment banking transactions at Religare Capital Markets and was a founding team member of Quadria Capital, a leading pan-Asian healthcare private equity firm with approximately US$4 billion in assets under management.

Anne has served for over a decade on the Board and Finance Subcommittee of Tsao Foundation, a leading non-profit focused on community-based eldercare, training, and policy research in Asia.

She graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with dual degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Economics (Wharton School), and is an alumna of Harvard Business School.