For individuals to qualify as an accredited investors, they have to meet one out of the three following criteria:

#Accredited Investor DefinitionsRemarks
  1Net personal assets, less any liabilities, of at least S$2 million, with not more than S$ 1 million being accounted for by the value of my primary residence. Net Value of Primary Residence and Investment Property are to be apportioned by percentage of ownership if not owned singly

Refer below for examples of Assets and Liabilities
  2Financial assets, less any liabilities, of at least S$ 1 million.  Can include any liquid assets such as cash, any investments, CPF (OA, SA, MA and Retirement Account) and surrender value of your insurance policies
  3Personal income (salary + rental proceeds) of at least S$300,000 in the preceding 12 months.   
Example of AssetsExample of Liabilities
– Primary Residence, Investment Properties (local & overseas)
– Cash, Savings & Checking Accounts
– Bankable Assets (Fixed Deposits, Stocks, Bonds, Unit Trusts)
– CPF Ordinary Account, Special Account, MediSave Account, Retirement Account
– Supplementary Retirement Account (SRS)
– Insurance Policies Cash Surrender Value
– Other Assets (Alternative Investments, Endowment Insurance, Gold)
– Loans (Mortgages, Hire Purchases)
– Debts (Credit Cards, Taxes, Margin Financing)