Velou Singara

Velou Singara is the Chief Finance Officer of Coram, where he manages the Coram Group's finance and resources function. Per Coram's own senior-management page, he is a graduate of Mechanical Engineering and completed a Master of Business Administration in Finance and Information Systems. He describes roughly 20 years of financial-sector experience in managerial positions across commerce, industry, education and the voluntary sector.

On qualifications, Coram states he is "Qualified by Experience" and a part-qualified member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) in the UK. He has also contributed to sector-level financial governance: Coram notes he helped develop financial regulations for charities under the Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) submitted to the Charity Commission, and that he served on the HM Revenue & Customs consultation group on VAT reforms for charities.

Coram itself is the United Kingdom's oldest children's charity, tracing back to Thomas Coram's Foundling Hospital established in 1739, and is based in the Bloomsbury area of London. As CFO, Singara's role is stewardship of a charitable group's finances rather than deploying investment capital.

The only entry located in Companies House for a "Velou Singara" is a short-lived Company Secretary appointment at Buckingham College of London Limited (company no. 07104893), appointed 1 May 2010 and resigned 15 May 2010; that company is now dissolved. No active directorships or fund/investment-vehicle appointments were found.

• No stated investment thesis could be verified from any primary or secondary source.
• No evidence was found that Velou Singara operates as an angel investor, runs a fund, or writes seed checks. His verifiable professional role is charity finance leadership at Coram.