GROW with Singlife unveils upgraded digital investment platform

The platform also features an expanded product centre for fund discovery and comparison.

GROW with Singlife has unveiled an upgraded digital investment platform developed in partnership with InvestCloud, aiming to scale up its wealth offerings and enhance the adviser–client experience in Singapore.

The enhanced platform is designed to streamline the full investment journey for both advisers and clients.

For advisers, the upgrade introduces intuitive dashboards, a unified client view with performance tracking and reporting, and multi-fund switch tools to support faster portfolio rebalancing.

Clients, meanwhile, gain access to faster and more secure digital onboarding—available to individuals, families, and corporates—as well as improved trading functionality.

The platform also features an expanded product centre for fund discovery and comparison, and a wider selection of mutual funds, including regular savings plan options.

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