Facts
as of Nov 13, 2026
Eastspring Investments is the Asian asset management business of Prudential plc, running investment strategies with Asia at their core. It manages equity, fixed income, multi-asset and alternative funds for institutional clients, insurers and retail investors through local businesses across Asia, with distribution in Europe and the Americas. The business traces back to 1994, adopted the Eastspring brand in 2011 and has its regional headquarters in Singapore.
It is hiring: 26 open roles, 9 of them posted in the last 30 days.
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Founded
- 1994
- Employees
- 1001-5000estimated range
- Open roles
- 26 in 4 citiesAlion job postings
- Website
- eastspring.com
As of Nov 13, 2026, Alion lists 26 open roles at Eastspring Investments. Eastspring Investments is headquartered in Singapore. It was founded in 1994.
Sources: company registers, GLEIF, Wikidata, the company's site, Alion job postingsReport a mistake
What the registers and the postings say about this employer.
Postings are real
Alion truth index: A
95/100
Ghost roles
re-checked against its careers site
0%
Sanctions lists
OFAC SDN, EU consolidated
No match
Phishing reports
OpenPhish, Phishing.Database
None
Layoff notices
US WARN notices on file
None
Sources: company registers, the Alion truth index, OFAC and EU sanctions lists, US WARN notices
Hiring steadily, with new roles every week.
Finance is the largest family, 24 of open roles.
9Posted in 30 days35% of open roles are fresh
0%Remote roles0 of 26
4Hiring offices
Can they hire you from United States?by your location
Likely open to you
A regulated sector (Financial Services): foreign contractors are rarely given access
Singapore20On site
Thailand13On site
Vietnam8On site
Indonesia5On site
Malaysia3On site
China2On site
Remote, from elsewhere0Rare
No posting offers visa sponsorship. Remote roles: 0.
Time to fillmedian days to close a role
Eastspring Investments74 days
Market, same roles30 days
Alion signals0-100
Demand35
Pay4
Your chance47
How badly they need people, whether they pay, how realistic getting in is.
Open roles over time−100%
Sep 14This week
Open roles a week: 31 then, 0 now
Are the postings real?
A
95 / 100Eastspring Investments scores A on the Alion truth index (A is best, E worst), measured over 4 open roles re-checked against its own hiring board: 0% look like ghost listings, 0% have gone stale and 0% are the same role posted again. Its roles close in a median of 74 days.
Ghost roles0%
Gone stale0%
Reposted0%
Where the openings areshare of open roles · trend
Finance24
Management21▼
Marketing10▲
Leadership7
Analytics7▲
Legal7
What postings ask forlanguages named in open roles
Degree asked
Bachelor's Degree 95%Master's Degree 5%
Experience asked: 5.4 years on average, in 23 postings. 19 postings state a degree.
Benefits named in postingsshare of open roles
Equity312%
Growth opportunities28%
Continuous learning14%
Contract type
Full-Time 25Contract 1
Visa sponsorship: none statedRelocation: none stated
Source: the company's careers site, read by Alion several times a day; market medians from all open roles of the same family
Footprint
Hiring in 4 cities in 4 countries.
4Cities
4Countries
SingaporeBusiest site
Source: office addresses in postings and company registers
Technologies named in job postings at Eastspring Investments over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
18Technologies in use
12Postings analysed
81/100Stack modernityAI adopter
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Source: the technologies named in the company's postings and on its site
Newsroom
top 2%Web presenceof 133.2M domains by links, Common Crawl
Apr 222026
News · CNBC
Eastspring Investments' Ray Farris says markets are shifting focus from macro risks to earnings, with solid forecasts for Asia. But rising input costs could squeeze corporate mar…
Apr 25, 20252025
News · YahooFinance
Eastspring Investments Berhad, part of Prudential plc, is pleased to announce the launch of the Eastspring Investments Asian Low Volatility Equity MY Fund ("Fund") in Malaysia.
Sources: the outlets named on each headline, each story once
