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Past Delegates and Ageing Asia Alliance members enjoy 10% off
Ageing Asia Investment Forum® Series
Heading into its 3rd year, the annual Ageing Asia Investment Forum® (AAIF) has grown steadily into an independent B2B iconic event platform that connects CEO level business, government and community leaders to invest and collaborate on business opportunities in Asia’s ageing markets.
An initiative by Ageing Asia Pte Ltd, the Asia Pacific Silver Economy Business Opportunities Report 2011 projects the value of this market – the spending power of seniors aged above 60 in Asia – to reach US$1.9 trillion by 2015.
The annual Ageing Asia Investment Forum® series thus creates the platform for over 250 delegates from 20 countries to meet and exchange insights in Singapore. Each year, industry leaders identify business opportunities and trends to ensure that the Ageing Asia Investment Forum series remains as Asia’s most influential forum on the business of ageing.
Event vision
AAIF aims to showcase business opportunities in Ageing Asia; to connect investors, and to create a more positive perception of ageing in Asia by focusing on economic opportunities.

“Our vision for AAIF is to change the way we age in Asia - To encourage the private sector to develop products and services that will enhance the quality of life, functional capability and happiness of seniors in the region.” - Janice Chia, Managing Director, Ageing Asia Pte Ltd
2012: 3rd Ageing Asia Investment Forum will focus on Age-friendly Communities
Building on the success of Ageing Asia Investment Forum® series (AAIF) 2011, the third conference of the AAIF series will focus on the development of age friendly communities that integrate healthcare, housing and seniors’ care. Currently in Asia, there is a huge baby boomer market waiting to be tapped. AAIF has identified the sectors that would benefit from capturing the new generation of better educated, affluent and empowered ageing baby boomers who continue to accumulate higher disposable income.
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