Steffanie Yuen, Endowus Head of Hong Kong, shares how one can begin their investing journey early on in their career. She likens investing to exercise; success is closely tied to a clearly-defined goal and having a plan to achieve that goal. Steff encourages young adults to establish their unique wealth goals and adopt goal-based investing, to start investing as early as possible into a diversified portfolio, even if starting out with a small sum of money.

In this commentary, Endowus Head of Hong Kong, Steffanie Yuen, debunks stereotypes about female investors and how more can be done to motivate women to invest and take control of their financial wellness in terms of building wealth, family finance and retirement planning. She also highlights the importance of financial literacy in empowering women at large.

With the current uncertainties in the macro economic environment, Endowus Head of Hong Kong, Steffanie Yuen, shares key investment tips including careful consideration of investment goals and risk tolerance levels before investing, and how one's strategy should change in tandem with their evolving life stage. Investors should also set aside their rainy day emergency funds.

So Sin Ting, Chief Client Officer at Endowus offers advice for mothers looking to invest. Time-strapped mothers can utilise digital tools and wealth management platforms that have automated more of the investing process, giving them more time to spend with their loved ones. Cash management solutions and fixed income portfolios can be a good place to start for those who are less tolerant of investment risks.

Steffanie Yuen, Head of Hong Kong at Endowus, shared tips for female professionals looking to invest. She believes that they should take charge of their personal finances early and grow their savings through long-term investments. She also reiterates the importance of taking an evidence-based approach to investing instead of chasing speculative returns.

05 Singapore robo adviser Endowus has added US hedge fund firm Bridgewater Associates to its alternative investment lineup by teaming up with French asset manager Amundi. The move gives Endowus’ clients in Hong Kong and Singapore access to the investment strategies of the Connecticut-based firm founded by Ray Dalio.

The addition of Bridgewater strategies is the latest in over 300 curated funds Endowus has added to its Fund Smart platform, including private markets and alternative strategies from the likes of KKR, Blackrock, UBS and Partners Group, which was announced last June.

Asian digital wealth manager Endowus deepens its partnership with Amundi to offer its customers the investment strategies of Bridgewater Associates, a US-based portfolio manager. The move will expand the wealth manager’s alternatives proposition to accredited investors in Hong Kong and Singapore.

Endowus CEO, Gregory Van, explains how the step often missed by investors is to define why we should own certain asset classes and investment strategies, in line with the investing environment as well as our life needs and goals.

Endowus, the Singapore-headquartered digital wealth platform, has reached an agreement with fintech company iCapital to leverage the latter’s technology for its private markets offering. The tie-up will allow Endowus’ private wealth clients to gain institutional-quality access to private market initiatives across equity, debt and real assets.

Asia online wealth management platform, Endowus, brought together investment experts from a number of asset management companies to discuss 2023 market outlook for Greater China and the Asia-Pacific region.

Endowus, a Singapore-based wealth management platform backed by state investor EDBI, has partnered with global fintech firm iCapital to give accredited investors access to to private markets tools within private equity, private debt and real assets segments.