The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Milken Institute have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to anchor the Institute’s key event – Milken Institute Asia Summit in Singapore for the next three years (2026 – 2028).
The annual Milken Institute Asia Summit is organised by Milken Institute’s International team, spearheaded by its Asia headquarters in Singapore. Since its launch in 2014, the Milken Institute Asia Summit has established itself as an exclusive, world-class event that gathers business leaders, senior government officials, high- level finance executives, institutional investors, and philanthropists from around the world to address critical challenges and propose actionable solutions.
This year’s Milken Institute Asia Summit will take place from October 1-3, continuing its tradition of scheduling it during Singapore’s Formula One race week, and reinforcing the city-state’s position as a premier destination where high-impact business discussions and world-class sporting entertainment converge.
STB and the Milken Institute’s Asia headquarters have maintained a long-standing relationship through robust and mutually beneficial engagements since the first Milken Institute Asia Summit was held in Singapore in 2014. A testament to this success was the Institute’s innovative response during the Covid-19 pandemic, when it successfully pivoted the 7th Milken Institute Asia Summit in 2020 to a hybrid format, bringing together 200 in-person attendees and 1,100 global leaders and senior executives virtually.
The partnership was further strengthened at the 2023 Milken Institute Global Conference in Los Angeles, where STB hosted the Sponsors and Speakers Welcome Reception, showcasing Singapore’s hospitality to influential audiences from around the world.
Most recently, STB and the Milken Institute collaborated on the 11th Milken Institute Asia Summit in 2024, which featured the participation of Singapore’s deputy prime minister and minister for trade and industry Gan Kim Yong, and Singapore’s minister for health Ong Ye Kung.
