Singapore, 3 October 2025
TradeKins and Fraunhofer Singapore Forge Partnership to Advance Compliance and Research Ethics in Southeast Asia
TradeKins, a Singapore-headquartered advisory firm recognised for its expertise incompliance, governance, and enterprise resilience, has signed a Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MoU) with Fraunhofer Singapore, a leading applied research institution.
The MoU establishes a framework for collaboration in regulatory compliance training, capacity building, and research ethics, with the intention to co-develop programs tailored for Southeast Asia.
Key Areas of Cooperation
Joint design and delivery of regulatory compliance training programs
Co-development of course content reflecting Southeast Asian regulatory priorities
Leveraging combined expertise in compliance, technology, and innovation
Organizing joint seminars and workshops on export controls, research ethics, and emerging risks
This partnership reflects the shared vision of both organizations to strength enenterprise resilience by combining Fraunhofer’s applied research and technology expertise with TradeKins’ leadership in regulatory and compliance strategy and risk management.
Mr. Michael Kasper, CEO of Fraunhofer Singapore:
“Fraunhofer Singapore is committed to bridge between academia, industry and authorities to support the practical implementation of policies and regulations for export control and IP transfer between Europe and Southeast Asia. The new cooperation with TradeKins is complementary and enables us to make an impact in this increasingly critical domain through specialised trainings and local reference projects, strengthening compliance, ethical practice and safety in Southeast Asia together.”
Mr. V Jesudevan, Founder & CEO of TradeKins:
“This collaboration with Fraunhofer Singapore represents an important step in advancing compliance and governance training across Southeast Asia. By bringing together regulatory expertise and applied research excellence, we aim to deliver programs that are practical, forward-looking, and regionally relevant.”
