Prime Highlights :
- Interpath has launched operations in Singapore, strengthening its presence across Southeast Asia and the wider Asia-Pacific region.
- Michael Horn has been appointed to lead the firm’s regional restructuring and advisory business from Singapore.
Key Facts :
- Michael Horn brings more than 30 years of experiencein financial restructuring, business turnaround, and transformation across Southeast Asia.
- Singapore will serve as Interpath’s regional base for advisory and restructuring services, following its Hong Kong expansion last year.
Background :
Interpath has expanded its presence in Southeast Asia with the launch of operations in Singapore and the appointment of Michael Horn to lead the region’s business.
The move marks the firm’s continued growth across Asia-Pacific following its Hong Kong office launch in April last year. Singapore will serve as the base for building Interpath’s restructuring and advisory capabilities across the Southeast Asian market.
Horn will lead the firm’s restructuring operations in the region and work closely with senior leadership across Asia-Pacific to expand client coverage. He will report to Rachelle Frisby, Head of Interpath’s Caribbean and APAC region, and collaborate with Fergal Power, who leads the Hong Kong office.
The company provides financial advisory, deal advisory, and restructuring services to mid-market and large companies, as well as banks, investors, and financial institutions.
Horn has over 30 years of experience handling financial restructuring, turnarounds, and business transformation in Southeast Asia. His previous leadership roles include heading restructuring practices and risk functions across major professional and financial services firms.
Interpath said Singapore’s role as a major financial centre and gateway to regional economies makes it a strategic location for expansion. The firm wants to grow its advisory and restructuring operations across Asia-Pacific as businesses in the region increasingly seek senior-level guidance.
The expansion reflects increasing capital flows and business activity across Southeast Asia, with companies undergoing transformation and seeking specialist advisory services across multiple sectors, including infrastructure, finance, aviation, energy, and insurance.
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