Manulife Singapore streamlines advisor tools with iFUNDS update

The update also allows Unit Trust transactions directly within the platform.

Manulife Singapore and Manulife Investments have announced an upgrade to Manulife iFUNDS, which offers financial consultants a unified view of clients’ Unit Trust (UT) and Investment-Linked Plan (ILP) holdings.

The update also enables UT transactions directly within the platform, improving operational efficiency and client servicing.

Launched in 2018, Manulife iFUNDS provides digital investment tools and portfolio insights to Manulife financial consultants.

The latest enhancement integrates data from both insurance and investment operations, allowing consultants to access and manage ILP and UT portfolios without switching between systems.

Khoo Poh Huat, Chief Distribution Officer at Manulife Singapore, said the platform streamlines advisory services by combining UT and ILP management, allowing consultants to deliver deeper insights and better financial guidance.

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