State Coroner Marvin Bay agreed in his findings with a doctor who treated Gould that AEDs should be readily available at all sporting events.
However, The Strait Times reported that the doctor wasn't sure if an AED would have helped in this case.
"I should also add that it would be beneficial for all ambulances covering such events to be equipped with inotropic drugs, such as adrenaline, and where practicable, be installed with appropriate mechanical resuscitation devices,'' the coroner said.
Coroner Bay concluded that Gould's death, occurring from oxygen deprivation to the brain, was a "sad misadventure''.
Gould moved to Singapore on March 18 last year.
He had been working as a senior analyst for real estate at Norges Bank Investment Management based in Singapore.
A death notice published in the Herald four days after his sudden death paid tribute to a "darling son, brother and friend".