Singlife
Singlife is a leading homegrown financial services company, offering consumers a better way to financial freedom. Through innovative, technology-enabled solutions and a wide range of products and services, Singlife provides consumers control over their financial wellbeing at every stage of their lives. Singlife was formed by the merger of Aviva Singapore and Singlife. First announced in September 2020 and valued at S$3.2 billion, it was the largest insurance deal in Singapore, creating one of the largest homegrown financial services companies in the republic.
Singlife’s rebranded investment platform allies with BlackRock to produce tri-offering
More investment solutions are to be expected in the coming months.
Singlife’s rebranded investment platform allies with BlackRock to produce tri-offering
More investment solutions are to be expected in the coming months.
Singlife inks deal with AIC, Homage for long-term care
Singapore is currently facing the challenge of rapid aging.
Singlife’s growth trajectory secured by uniting innovation and tradition
Group CEO Pearlyn Phau confident of Singlife’s future as Singapore’s insurance industry is poised for growth.
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1. OCBC's bid for Great Eastern Life to boost sector valuations 2. Singlife introduces first market insurance for dementia care 3. SG’s life insurers see 32.2% leap in new business premiums in Q1’24 4. HSBC Life Singapore unveils universal life plan for affluent clients 5. Is ‘Londonisation’ good for Asia’s M&A insurance market?Awards
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