Syfe reported more than US$2 billion in client returns in 2025 and said it reached group profitability in the fourth quarter across Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia.

The results came amid volatile global markets. Assets under management rose past US$10 billion.

The year also saw Syfe acquire and take private ASX-listed Selfwealth, which now operates as Selfwealth by Syfe.

It also closed a US$80 million Series C round and launched new products, including a private credit partnership with BlackRock in Singapore.

Hong Kong recorded the strongest growth, with assets under management rising nearly six times from the previous year.

Syfe said its focus on lowering investment costs resulted in US$88 million in client fee savings in 2025.

The platform also paid out nearly US$127 million in passive, lower-risk income to investors during periods of market stress.

“In 2025 we continued to fundamentally redefine value through innovation. Our approach means actively removing barriers that prevent people from accessing quality investment products and advice.

A perfect example is Syfe’s introduction of UCITS savings plans to the region this year. It means anyone, no matter how little money they have to start, can regularly invest small amounts into the kind of high-quality funds usually reserved for the high-net-worth,”

said Dhruv Arora, Founder & CEO of Syfe.

Syfe plans further expansion in 2026. Options trading will launch this month in Singapore on Syfe Brokerage, with Australia and Hong Kong set to see additional features as Selfwealth by Syfe continues integration.

Arora added that the move into profitability strengthens the company’s ability to invest in new products, markets and talent in the year ahead.

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