Asia Pacific investment platform Syfe has reported a threefold increase in trading growth activity year on year.
According to a recent company announcement, an increasing number of investors are moving beyond a strictly US focus to gain exposure to Singapore and other global markets.
The share of users trading in non-US markets doubled from the first quarter of 2025 to the first quarter of 2026.
The adoption of UCITS and equities listed on the Singapore Exchange drove the trading growth that Syfe is experiencing.
To support this shift, the company expanded its suite of tools to empower users to build more sophisticated and diversified portfolios.
Product enhancements include real-time access to the London Stock Exchange, where investors can now trade over 6000 global stocks and exchange-traded funds.
This selection features Ireland-domiciled UCITS funds which offer up to a 50% reduction in dividend withholding tax compared to US-listed alternatives.
Syfe also partnered with the Singapore Exchange to introduce fractional access to a diversified mix of local blue-chip brands and international companies.
The ongoing momentum highlights the strength of the integrated business model of the company, according to the press release.
By housing direct trading alongside cash products and managed portfolios the firm has solidified its position as the primary financial hub for over eight percent of adults in Singapore.
Investors across the region netted over US$2 billion in returns in 2025 alone.
The company achieved group wide profitability in the fourth quarter of 2025 and currently manages well over US$10 billion in assets across Singapore Hong Kong and Australia.
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