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Temasek's Paris office to start operations in H1 23

It will expand the talent pool in Europe and other regions.

Singapore investment firm, Temasek, revealed the opening of its third European office in Paris, which will start operations in early 2023.

The first two offices in the region were in London and Brussels. These three offices will help build deal flow, talent pool as well as partnerships in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

The new office brings Temasek's global presence to 13 offices in nine markets.

Uwe Krueger, Temasek's head of EMEA and head of industrials business services, and energy resources said their new offices in the region will help them harness opportunities in "digitisation, sustainability, and future of consumption."

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