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Moomoo Singapore partners with Barings to provide private credit investments

Moomoo may offer institutional-grade products to accredited investors.

 

Digital investment platform Moomoo Singapore has announced a strategic partnership with global investment firm Barings to make private credit more accessible in Singapore.

As part of the collaboration, Moomoo may offer “institutional-grade products” managed by certain entities within Barings to accredited investors in Singapore.

According to their statement, private market investment opportunities are now available on the Moomoo app for accredited investors in Singapore.

These may include private credit instruments such as senior secured loans and other private debt instruments across North America and Europe, which are generally associated with diversified exposure, resilience income potential, and lower volatility compared to traditional public equities or high-yield bonds.

Moomoo said that this launch signals both firms’ shared commitment to democratising access to high-quality alternative assets traditionally reserved for institutional or ultra-high-net-worth investors. With this collaboration, accredited investors in Singapore may explore institutional-grade private credit with investor liquidity and at lower minimum investment thresholds as compared to other traditional institutional private credit strategies.
 

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