新加坡国际商
http://www.sicc.com.sg/

The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC) is the oldest Chamber of Commerce in Asia and the oldest commercial organisation in Singapore and today counts among its members business enterprises operated by over 40 nationalities. From its beginnings, the Chamber has been multi-racial. Over 30% of its membership is made up of Singaporean companies, the balance coming from some 45 countries around the world. American, Japanese, German and British companies form the largest group of foreign members.
Truly International in Character
The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC), established in 1837, is the oldest chamber of commerce in Asia, as well as the oldest commercial organisation in Singapore. It is also unique in the local context in that membership is open to companies and individuals of all races and nationalities. Four of the Chamber's original members are still members of the Chamber.

Currently, over 40 nationalities are represented in the Chamber membership, which encompasses both multinational corporations with operations in Singapore and locally-owned business enterprises. Singaporean companies form the largest single national group (39%), followed by American (14%), Japanese (7%), and British (7%).

Virtually all of Singapore's GLCs are members of the Chamber, including the Development Bank of Singapore Ltd, Keppel Corporation Ltd, PSA Corporation Ltd, Singapore Power Ltd, Singapore Telecommunications Limited, Singapore Technologies Pte Limited, Singapore Airlines Ltd and Temasek Holdings (Pte) Ltd. Several of Singapore's best known family firms are also members of the Chamber, as well as a wide cross section of smaller companies, especially traders.