Singlife partners CapBridge to offer life and health insurance

This enables CapBridge’s financial advisers to provide Singlife policies.

Singlife has partnered with CapBridge, a digital investment platform under FOMO Group, to offer life and health insurance products to its clients.

The move marks CapBridge’s entry into insurance distribution, following its recent expansion into insurance advisory under a Capital Markets Services licence.

The deal enables CapBridge’s financial advisers to provide Singlife policies alongside investment products such as money market funds, bonds, and ETFs.

The offering will follow a needs-based assessment in line with regulations, targeting both individual and SME clients.

For Singlife, the partnership is its eighth ecosystem collaboration in 2025 and expands its SME reach through its SME Connect programme.

Both companies said the tie-up supports their aim of integrating investment and insurance solutions within a single financial platform.

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