Finance executive Caesar Sengupta's investments underpin several commitments to non-profits here and overseas that will be in place for a number of years.SINGAPORE – Finance executive Caesar Sengupta plans to donate most of his family’s wealth during his lifetime, a process that is already in motion.
Over 90 per cent of Mr Sengupta’s financial assets are managed by the digital wealth platform Arta Finance, of which he is chief executive and co-founder. Mr Sengupta started Arta in 2021 after 15 years at Google, where he worked on the Chrome operating system with Mr Sundar Pichai, now chief executive, and several colleagues who would later co-found Arta.
Mr Sengupta, who was born in India, has a master’s degree in computer science from Stanford University, where he met his wife, a Singaporean who was studying international policy on a government scholarship. They have a daughter, 17, and son, 14. In addition to my founding stake in Arta, all my liquid assets are managed through the platform. The majority of my assets are either allocated to Arta’s automated strategies or invested in the exclusive private equity funds and structured investments offered by Arta.
These portfolios allow me to invest in long-term trends I have high conviction in, such as growth of the cloud and artificial intelligence, and the rise of Asia. From this, I learnt to prioritise passive and systematic investment strategies, base decisions on historical analysis and, most importantly, always keep an eye on fees.
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