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LionGlobal Singapore Trust Fund hits key milestone as AUM exceeds $1.25 bil

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Teo Zheng Long • 1 min read
LionGlobal Singapore Trust Fund hits key milestone as AUM exceeds $1.25 bil
LGI says that OCBC has supported the fund’s recent growth, contributing $600 million in net inflows in March through its wealth management channels. Photo: Bloomberg
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Lion Global Investors (LGI) announced that its LionGlobal Singapore Trust Fund has surpassed $1.25 billion in assets under management (AUM).

“This represents a key milestone following the appointment by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as a fund manager under the Equity Market Development Programme (EQDP) on November 19, 2025,” LGI states.

According to LGI, the fund witnessed a surge in secondary market liquidity and steady influx of new capital, which reflects strong market demand from both institutional and retail investors.

“The milestone demonstrates the trust and support from our clients and partners as we saw a steady growth in the LionGlobal Singapore Trust Fund and other Singapore offerings in the past six months, solidifying its position as a leading Singapore-asset provider amidst a challenging macro-economic environment,” says Teo Joo Wah, LGI’s CEO.

Meanwhile, LGI says that OCBC has supported the fund’s recent growth, contributing $600 million in net inflows in March through its wealth management channels.

“We are seeing investor interest in Singapore equities build steadily as clients move toward markets with policy stability, strong governance and more predictable income, especially in the current global environment,” say Tan Siew Lee, OCBC’s Head of Group Wealth Management.

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