FWD Singapore rolls out indexed universal life plan under FWD Private

The product offers allocations between a Fixed Account, currently at 4.5% per annum.

FWD Singapore has launched Imperial Fortune (SG), an indexed universal life product under its high-net-worth platform, FWD Private.

Developed with UBS Global Markets as the exclusive enhanced index solution provider, the plan targets affluent clients seeking cross-border legacy and wealth planning solutions.

The product offers allocations between a Fixed Account, currently at 4.5% per annum, and an Indexed Account with an uncapped upside and 0% floor. It also provides a 2.3% annual cumulative guarantee on surrender or death, free partial withdrawals from the fifth policy year, and benefits such as a quit-smoking incentive and incapacity cover.

FWD Private, established in 2024, distributes its products through international brokers in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, and plans to expand its suite in 2025 to address retirement, succession, and cross-border planning needs.

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