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Endowus teams up with world’s third largest private equity firm

EQT funds are now available to Endowus private wealth clients in Singapore and Hong Kong.

Singapore-headquartered digital wealth management platform Endowus has partnered with EQT, the third largest private equity firm in the world to offer EQT funds in its platform.

With this partnership, Endowus Private Wealth clients in Singapore and Hong Kong can now access high-performing EQT funds through investment solutions on the Endowus platform.

The partnership marks another milestone in the exponential growth of Endowus’ private wealth offerings, the Singapore-based wealth platform said in a press release.

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Alternative solutions from EQT are now available through the Endowus platform, together with other solutions from Balyasny, Brevan Howard, Bridgewater, Carlyle, Eisler, Hudson Bay, KKR, Millennium, Oaktree, Partners Group, Point72, Quantedge, Schonfeld, and World Quant. 

Since 2021, Endowus said that it has nearly tripled the number of accredited investors on its Singapore platform; collectively, the Endowus Group manages approximately US$5b in total assets. 

Samuel Rhee, co-founder and chief investment officer of Endowus, expressed Endowus’ excitement to partner with EQT and tap its deep expertise in private equity to give investors greater and well-managed access to alternative solutions. 

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“Our goal with Endowus Private Wealth is always to provide our clients with a curated selection of the best-in-class alternatives solutions, allowing investors to personalise their exposure with private investments into bite-sized, diversified portfolios to improve risk-adjusted returns,” Rhee said.

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