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CapitaLand

Real estate development and asset management

Director / Associate Director - Group Rewards

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
Singapore
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People & HRCompensation & Benefits

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Finance, Economics, or a related discipline.
  • At least 7 years of relevant experience in compensation and benefits, performance management, executive rewards, or a related field, including at least three to five years in asset management, private markets, or the broader financial-services sector.
  • A strong understanding of the asset-management industry, preferably with experience in alternatives, private markets, or private equity.
  • Sound knowledge of asset-management compensation and incentive arrangements, particularly carried interest, employee co-investment, capital-raising incentives, deferred compensation, and long-term incentive programmes.
  • Relevant experience designing, implementing, or administering carried-interest, employee co-investment, or other private-markets incentive programmes.
  • Experience developing and operating enterprise performance-management frameworks across multiple businesses, functions, or geographies.
  • Strong analytical and quantitative capabilities, including interpreting complex financial, compensation, and employee data and translating analysis into practical recommendations.
  • In-depth knowledge of compensation, performance management, incentive-design principles, practices, and governance requirements.
  • Strong project-management skills, including managing multiple programmes, stakeholders, and deadlines concurrently.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills to explain complex performance and incentive arrangements clearly.
  • Strong judgement, attention to detail, and ability to influence and collaborate effectively with senior management, HR business partners, investment professionals, and corporate functions.
Responsibilities
  • Develop, implement, and operate an organisation-wide performance-management policy, framework, and processes supporting objective performance assessment and effective pay-for-performance differentiation.
  • Establish a consistent Group performance standard and develop modular performance criteria reflecting the objectives, operating models, and performance drivers of the Group’s different businesses.
  • Review and enhance performance-management policies, processes, rating methodologies, and governance to ensure robustness, objectivity, and consistent application.
  • Partner with senior management, HR business partners, and business leaders to translate business objectives into relevant performance measures and assessment criteria.
  • Support performance calibration and moderation, including developing management analytics, decision materials, and recommendations.
  • Analyse performance outcomes across businesses, functions, employee segments, and geographies to identify inconsistencies, risks, and opportunities for improvement.
  • Develop and implement compensation strategies covering base pay, annual incentives, long-term incentives, equity-based awards, and other financial rewards.
  • Conduct market analysis and compensation benchmarking using asset-management, private-markets, financial-services, and corporate comparators.
  • Advise senior management and HR business partners on compensation structures, market positioning, retention arrangements, and incentive-plan design.
  • Develop and refine carried-interest and employee co-investment programmes across different fund strategies, including real estate, credit, open-end funds, and other private-markets strategies.
  • Develop, implement, and review policies relating to carried interest, employee co-investment, and other asset-management incentive arrangements.
  • Support development and review of capital-raising incentives and other business-specific incentive programmes, aligning individual contribution and commercial outcomes with the economics of the underlying business.
  • Undertake financial modelling and analysis to assess programme costs, potential employee outcomes, affordability, dilution, vesting, and alignment with fund and Group performance.
  • Partner with Legal, Finance, Tax, and relevant business teams to structure incentive programmes and related documentation in compliance with applicable legal, tax, accounting, and regulatory requirements.
  • Coordinate with external advisers, service providers, and system vendors on programme implementation, administration, system enhancements, and accurate participant-record maintenance.
  • Develop employee communications, programme materials, and briefing presentations for fund teams, senior management, and other stakeholders.
  • Support the annual compensation cycle, including salary review, bonus-pool analysis, incentive allocation, retention assessment, and management reporting.
  • Ensure compensation and incentive programmes within the role’s remit comply with applicable statutory, regulatory, and governance requirements.
  • Support review of benefits and non-monetary reward programmes where required, including relevant market benchmarking.
  • Participate in compensation and benefits due diligence for mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and other corporate transactions.
  • Assess target companies’ reward programmes, employee liabilities, retention risks, and potential integration implications.
  • Support transition and integration of employees into the Group’s performance, compensation, and benefits programmes, ensuring clear communication and minimal disruption.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience supporting mergers and acquisitions, compensation and benefits due diligence, or post-transaction integration is advantageous.
  • Experience in alternatives, private markets, or private equity is preferred.

About the company

CapitaLand is a large real estate group based in Singapore that manages real assets and develops property across 277 cities in 45 countries. Its business model links CapitaLand Investment, its listed real estate investment arm, with CapitaLand Development, its private development arm, to coordinate asset management, development, and operating activities across the value chain. Real estate projects are planned, financed, built, and operated through an end-to-end platform that focuses on sustainability and community well-being to generate long-term value. Its goal is to deliver steady economic value to stakeholders while contributing to environmental and social well-being in the communities it operates, by leveraging its integrated platform and global footprint.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Singapore, Singapore

Founded

2000

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What believers are saying

  • August 2026 operating PATMI rose 13% to S$293 million on fee income.
  • November 2025 CLARA II closed above target, adding US$1.6 billion FUM.
  • March 2026 CLAR bought Japan hyperscale data-centre exposure and Singapore logistics assets.

What critics are saying

  • September 2026 layoffs cut 90 Singapore jobs, proving restructuring pressure inside CLI.
  • FY2025 total PATMI fell to S$145 million because China revaluation losses crushed gains.
  • China still supplies 52% of revenue; another property slump erases shareholder returns.

What makes CapitaLand unique

  • CapitaLand Investment manages S$125 billion FUM across lodging, logistics, self-storage, data centres, and credit.
  • Temasek owns 52% of CLI, giving cheap capital and political durability.
  • Its REIT, private fund, and asset-recycling machine spans Singapore, China, Japan, India.

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TipRanks
Oct 1st, 2026
IFS Capital closes $59M MSME loan securitisation with DBS and CapitaLand to recycle capital

IFS Capital has launched its first S$79 million loan securitisation programme backed by Singapore real-estate-secured MSME loans. DBS arranged the transaction, with CapitaLand Investment acquiring the entire senior note tranche. The Singapore-listed private credit specialist will sell a pool of loans into a special purpose vehicle whilst retaining mezzanine and subordinated notes. This structure allows IFS Capital to recycle capital into new MSME lending and improve capital efficiency. The transaction marks a milestone for Singapore's securitisation market, potentially improving MSME credit access. IFS Capital operates across Southeast and East Asia, offering working capital, asset-based and property-secured loans to micro, small and mid-size enterprises through offices in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Hong Kong.

Global Legal Chronicle
Feb 10th, 2026
Ally Logistic Property Secures Strategic Investment from CapitaLand Investments

K&L Gates has advised Ally Logistic Property (ALP).Ally Logistic Property (ALP), a global pioneer in smart logistics infrastructure based in Asia, has secured a strategic investment…

Ally Logistic Property (ALP)
Jan 8th, 2026
Ally Logistic Property Secures Strategic Investment from CapitaLand Investment to Accelerate Expansion of Smart Logistics in APAC

2026/01/08by ALPTAIWAN – January 8, 2026 – Ally Logistic Property (ALP), a global pioneer in smart logistics infrastructure based in Asia, today announced a strategic investment from CapitaLand Investment (CLI), a leading global real asset manager with a strong foothold in Asia. This investment elevates the existing partnership between the two companies and will further accelerate the transformation and upgrading of the smart logistics sector across Asia Pacific (APAC).Following this investment,

The Edge Singapore
Dec 11th, 2025
CLI closes second onshore sub-fund targeting RMB1.48B in funds under management

CapitaLand Investment has closed its second onshore sub-fund, China Retail RMB Fund I, under the CLI RMB Master Fund, securing RMB1 billion ($183 million) in commitments. The fund is expected to add RMB1.48 billion ($271 million) to CLI's funds under management when fully deployed. CRF I will acquire CapitaMall Xinduxin in Qingdao as its seed asset. The retail property spans 141,000 square metres with 99.6% committed occupancy and direct subway access. CLI will continue managing the asset. Since 2021, CLI has raised nearly RMB55 billion ($10 billion) of domestic capital across nine onshore funds. The company has recapitalised approximately RMB6.7 billion ($1.2 billion) of Chinese assets this year, recycling capital for reinvestment. CLI's first sub-fund closed in September with RMB1.74 billion in funds under management.

TipRanks
Sep 29th, 2025
CapitaLand Investment Lists China's First C-REIT

CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) has listed China's first international-sponsored retail C-REIT, CapitaLand Commercial C-REIT, on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, raising RMB2.3 billion. This strengthens CLI's position in the Asia Pacific market. The IPO is expected to yield a 4.40% distribution for FY 2025. CLI also closed its first sub-fund under the RMB Master Fund, focusing on income-producing assets, with plans for a second sub-fund targeting retail assets in 2025.