Tokio Marine Singapore, T. Rowe Price partner on investment-linked plans

Clients will have access to two funds.

Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore and T. Rowe Price have partnered to offer global equity and fixed-income investment options to retail investors in Singapore for the first time through investment-linked insurance plans.

The partnership provides Tokio Marine clients access to two funds managed by T. Rowe Price, leveraging a proprietary research platform with over 800 investment professionals.

The first fund, “T. Rowe Price Funds SICAV - Global Focused Growth Equity Fund (Class A8pn SGD)”, is an actively managed, high-conviction global equity portfolio designed to deliver an 8% annual dividend.

The second, “T. Rowe Price Funds SICAV - Diversified Income Bond Fund (Class Axn SGD)”, offers a 7.18% annualised dividend yield by investing across over 15 fixed-income sectors, 80 countries, and 40 currencies, including emerging markets.

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