Interpath, a leading international financial advisory firm, is proud to announce the launch of its operations in Singapore as the firm continues to strengthen its suite of restructuring and advisory offerings across Asia-Pacific.
Leading the firm’s operations in Singapore is Michael Horn, a seasoned restructuring specialist with more than 30 years’ experience in financial restructuring, turnaround and transformation across South East Asia.
Prior to joining Interpath, Michael was a partner at KPMG Indonesia, where he led the firm’s restructuring practice. He has also previously held leadership roles including being Head of Asia-Pacific for a AAA-rated financial institution; Chief Risk Officer for an infrastructure lender; and Head of Singapore and Indonesia for a professional services firm. A licensed lawyer, Michael has deep experience in advising corporates, creditors and other stakeholders in preserving and extracting value from stressed and distressed businesses and assets across sectors including aviation, consumer finance, infrastructure, insurance, and energy and natural resources.
In his new role, Michael will be responsible for building out the firm’s restructuring capabilities in Singapore. He will support Rachelle Frisby, Interpath’s Head of the Caribbean and Asia Pacific region, and work alongside Fergal Power, head of Interpath in Hong Kong, to broaden the firm’s client service offering into additional markets across the region.
Interpath’s move into Singapore represents the next phase of its Asia‑Pacific growth, following the opening of its Hong Kong office in April 2025. The firm advises both mid-market and large-cap companies across the region, as well as banks, private capital investors and other financial institutions, offering a full suite of financial advisory, deal advisory and restructuring services.
Mark Raddan, CEO of Interpath, said: “Launching in Singapore is a pivotal moment for Interpath and a clear demonstration of our ambition across Asia-Pacific. Singapore is not only one of the world’s most sophisticated financial centres, it is also the gateway to some of the fastest‑growing economies globally. We see enormous opportunity across the region, and we are committed to building a truly market‑leading advisory and restructuring business that supports clients as they navigate both challenge and growth.”
Rachelle Frisby, head of Interpath in the Caribbean and Asia Pacific, said: “With the flow of private capital between the Caribbean and Singapore increasing year-on-year via global infrastructure funds, private credit portfolios, and insurance-linked strategies, our ability to leverage the full breadth of the Interpath network to provide a seamless cross-jurisdictional advisory offering will help drive tangible value for our clients.”
Fergal Power, head of Interpath in Hong Kong, added: “Businesses across South East Asia are currently experiencing rapid transformation, and as such, the need for hands-on, senior-led support has never been greater. Singapore provides the ideal platform from which to serve clients not only locally, but also in neighbouring markets where we see significant potential to help organisations unlock value and manage complexity.”
Michael Horn, Managing Director and Head of Interpath in Singapore, said: “I’m delighted to have been given the opportunity to work once again with colleagues I deeply admire. They are, without question, the best of the best. Having watched Interpath’s journey from afar, it’s clear the firm is reshaping the professional services landscape in a way few others have managed. What stands out to me is Interpath’s unique culture: an integrated global platform where it truly feels like sense of unity and shared purpose means we can bring the very best of our expertise to clients, wherever they are and whatever challenges they face.”
