Nicholas Eio

Nicholas is a Vice President at 65 Equity Partners, based in Singapore.


He joined 65 Equity Partners from Grab, where he worked on investments and fundraising activities. Prior to that, he was an Investment Banking Analyst at Morgan Stanley.


Nicholas has a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (Summa Cum Laude) from Singapore Management University.

Matthew Cheng

Matthew is a Vice President at 65 Equity Partners, based in Singapore.


He joined 65 Equity Partners from Temasek’s Consumer Investment team based in Singapore covering the global Consumer sector, where he had successfully executed several transactions including private equity minority investments and co-sponsor buyouts. His coverage included subsectors such as Education, Pet Food, Consumer Health, F&B, and Beauty and Personal Care.


Matthew has a Bachelor of Accountancy (First Class Honours) from Nanyang Technological University.

Annie Chee

Annie is Head of Human Resources at 65 Equity Partners, based in Singapore.


She joined 65 Equity Partners from global growth investor, L Catterton where she was Regional Human Resources Director. Prior to that, Annie worked for several international brands in the consumer space including Sephora and had worked across hospitality and healthcare sectors.


Annie holds an Executive Master in Change from INSEAD and a Bachelor of Commerce from Curtin University.

Francis Woo

Francis is a Partner and Chief Corporate Officer at 65 Equity Partners, focused on investing in Asia and overseeing the corporate functions of the firm.


Francis joined 65 Equity Partners from global asset manager, Eastspring Investments, where he was Chief Financial Officer and a Board Director. He was, concurrently, a Senior Advisor to private equity firm TPG and an appointed board director to an investment. Prior to Eastspring, Francis was Managing Director at TPG, where he focused on private equity investments in Southeast Asia, and was Chief Financial Officer for Asia overseeing the firm’s profitability and investment performance. Francis spent over 11 years in investment banking in New York and Singapore, having last worked at Credit Suisse as Co-Head of Corporate Finance for Southeast Asia.


Francis holds an MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and a BBA from the University of Michigan.