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Syfe launches Singapore’s first customisable ETF portfolio builder

The digital wealth manager is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

Syfe introduced Syfe Select, Singapore’s first fully customisable exchange-traded fund (ETF) portfolio builder.

Through Syfe Select, investors are able to build their portfolios with up to eight choices from over 100 ETFs managed by asset managers. This selection was chosen and curated by Syfe’s team, and is based on qualities like low fees, high liquidity, and tracking of benchmarks. 

Syfe also offers themed portfolios under Syfe Select Themes. These were chosen to reflect long-term structural shifts currently taking place. Included companies with the launch are ESG & Clean Energy, Disruptive Technology, Healthcare Innovation, China Growth and Global Income. Perks, such as no minimum investment and lock-ups, automatic reinvesting of dividends, and low fees can also be enjoyed by Syfe Select investors.

Syfe Founder and CEO Dhruv Aurora sees this release as a way of introducing wealth management solutions to the general public.

“This represents a new era where the best of wealth management solutions are no longer just exclusive to the top 0.1%. Our newest ETF portfolio builder will allow users to fully personalise their investments according to their unique life stage, investment goals and
beliefs, and express themselves through their portfolio. With no minimum investments, we are truly democratising investing by bringing institutional-level portfolio customisation to everyone, so that all can participate in building wealth their way.”

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