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UOB Asset Management

UOB Asset Management

Singapore · Financial Services

Financial Services

Investment Management

Asset Management

Established in 1986, UOB Asset Management (UOBAM) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of United Overseas Bank. Headquartered in Singapore, UOBAM has grown extensively across Asia with local presence in Brunei, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Our network includes UOB Islamic Asset Management in Malaysia and a joint venture with China's Ping An Trust to form Ping An Fund Management Company. We have also forged a strategic alliance with Wellington Management Singapore. Our experienced team of more than 90 investment professionals conduct rigorous fundamental research within a proven investment framework to provide our clients with innovative investment solutions. The strength of our team lies in our commitment to investment excellence. Our performance has been recognised by the industry and we have garnered over 320 awards regionally since 1986. Through our regional network, we offer global investment management expertise to individuals, institutions and corporations. Our comprehensive suite of products ranges from retail unit trusts and exchange-traded funds to customised portfolio management services for institutional clients. A leader in innovation, UOBAM offers a digital option to manage investments with UOBAM Invest robo-adviser, making investing simpler, smarter and safer.

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Company Overview

1986

Founded

Financial Services

Industry

Singapore

Location

4,807,384

Ranking

600 employees

Size

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