For event organisers
Listing an event
Everything you need to know before submitting your event for YieldWeek Singapore.
What types of events qualify for a YieldWeek badge?
Events are reviewed against four criteria: audience (institutional or professional — capital allocators, asset managers, fund professionals, yield issuers, or infrastructure providers; not retail investors or general public); content (yield-relevant subject matter across fixed income, private credit, structured credit, real estate credit, infrastructure debt, or digital assets; not general business or promotional content); geography (physically taking place in Singapore during October 9–12, 2026); and format (panel, roundtable, workshop, networking session, cocktail, or dinner with a minimum duration of 90 minutes for seated formats and a defined programme or agenda).
How long does editorial review take?
Review takes five to seven business days from submission. You will be notified by email whether your event has been approved, declined, or requires additional information.
What happens if my event is not approved?
You will be notified by email. No listing fee is charged for declined submissions — the SGD 990 fee applies only if your event is approved and you choose to proceed.
Can I submit more than one event?
Yes. Each event is reviewed and invoiced individually. Submit a separate form for each event you would like considered for the programme.
Can I edit my listing after submission?
Minor edits to event details — time, location, host description — can be requested by emailing events@yieldweek.org. Substantive changes to format or content focus are subject to re-review.
Is the review process confidential?
Yes. Submission details are reviewed only by YieldWeek's editorial team and are not shared with third parties, other applicants, or sponsors.
When is the listing fee due and how do I pay?
The SGD 990 listing fee is invoiced upon editorial approval. Payment is due within 7 business days of the invoice date. Your listing is confirmed and badged upon receipt of payment.
What is the refund policy?
The listing fee is non-refundable once the badge has been issued and the event published in the programme. If you withdraw your event before payment, no charge applies. Refund requests submitted more than 30 days before the event date will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
What is the submission deadline?
The deadline for the Singapore October 2026 programme is 1 October 2026. Submissions received after this date may not be considered for inclusion.
What does a listing include exactly?
A listing includes: the YieldWeek badge on your event card in the Singapore programme; discovery by practitioners browsing by yield tier, asset class, value chain, and format; inclusion in two editions of the YieldWeek Singapore briefing distributed during October 9–12; and a programme card showing your event title, host, location, time, and format. Your registration system, attendee data, and brand remain entirely your own — YieldWeek is the discovery layer, not your organiser.
Still have questions?
Email the listings team at events@yieldweek.org or read the full listing guide →
For sponsors
Sponsoring an edition
What the founding sponsor position includes, how it works, and what to expect.
What does the founding sponsor position include?
Six deliverables: one event listing (SGD 990 value, included); Official Founding Sponsor designation above the Singapore programme; "Presented by" on all programme communications during October 9–12; three to five co-branded LinkedIn posts from the YieldWeek channel during the week; a licensed "Official Sponsor of YieldWeek Singapore 2026" mark for your own use; and right of first refusal on all subsequent YieldWeek city editions.
Is there only one founding sponsor position?
Yes. There is one founding sponsor position for YieldWeek Singapore 2026. Applications are reviewed in order of receipt. Once filled, the position closes.
How does sponsorship differ from an event listing?
A listing places your specific event in the programme — badge and briefing visibility for that event only. Sponsorship is an edition-level position: your name appears above the full Singapore programme, across the briefing, and in co-branded LinkedIn content, regardless of which individual events make up the programme.
Does sponsorship influence which events receive a badge?
No. Sponsorship funds the production of the Singapore edition calendar. Curation and badging decisions are made independently of commercial relationships. Your sponsorship does not guarantee editorial coverage, influence which events are included, or affect briefing content. This separation is structural, not contractual.
What is the right of first refusal on subsequent cities?
Singapore founding sponsors receive priority access to sponsor YieldWeek's next seven city editions — Shanghai, Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong, New York, London, Zurich, and San Francisco — before any other commercial conversation opens. Founding pricing does not carry over, but the right to be first does.
How does the "Presented by" placement work?
Every outbound YieldWeek Singapore communication during October 9–12 — programme updates, subscriber emails, and LinkedIn content — carries "Presented by [Your Name]." This is a blanket co-brand across every touchpoint YieldWeek sends during the week, not a placement in specific editorial content.
How does the licensed "Official Sponsor" mark work?
Upon sponsorship confirmation, YieldWeek licenses the right to use the "Official Sponsor of YieldWeek Singapore 2026" designation in your own client communications, marketing collateral, and outreach for the duration of the sponsorship term. Usage guidelines are provided on confirmation.
What is the application and approval process?
Submit the sponsorship application form at /apply/sponsor/. Applications are reviewed within five business days. Submission does not constitute a binding commitment on either side. If your application is accepted, you receive a sponsorship agreement and invoice.
Still have questions?
Email the sponsorship team directly at sponsorship@yieldweek.org or read the full sponsorship guide →
For media
Media & press
How to apply for press access and what YieldWeek provides to accredited media.
How does media coverage work at YieldWeek?
YieldWeek facilitates press access to the Singapore edition for named journalists, editors, and researchers covering institutional yield, private credit, fixed income, tokenized assets, and APAC capital markets. Media applications are reviewed individually.
How do I apply for media access?
Submit a media application through the media inquiry form, or email media@yieldweek.org directly. Tell us about your desk, your publication, and the coverage angle you are planning.
What does YieldWeek provide to accredited media?
Accredited media receive programme access, event information, and the opportunity to connect with event hosts and the YieldWeek editorial team. Access to specific events is confirmed on a per-event and per-organiser basis — some events are closed or invitation-only and media access is at the individual organiser's discretion.
Can I interview event hosts or speakers?
Interview access to event hosts and speakers is arranged separately with each organiser. YieldWeek can facilitate introductions for accredited media partners on request.
What types of publications does YieldWeek work with?
YieldWeek works with publications, research desks, and journalists covering institutional fixed income, private credit, structured credit, digital assets, family office strategy, and APAC capital markets. Both international publications and Singapore-based outlets are considered.
Who is the press contact?
All media inquiries can be directed to media@yieldweek.org.