Singapore-based wealthtech Syfe lands $27m Series C funding

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Syfe Series C Funding Round Summary:

  • Funding Secured: Syfe, a Singapore-based digital savings and investment platform, has raised $27 million in a Series C funding round.
  • Total Funding: This round brings Syfe’s total funding to $79 million, following its $30 million Series B in 2021.
  • Investors: The round included existing investors Valar Ventures and Unbound, along with new investments from two unnamed UK family offices.
  • Company Background: Launched in July 2019, Syfe offers brokerage services, managed investment portfolios, and cash management solutions.
  • Profitability and Growth: Syfe claims to have reached profitability in Singapore in early 2024 and has seen a significant increase in new customers and assets under management, with average client assets doubling since 2023.
  • Future Plans: The company intends to use the funds for product development and to expand into new markets in Hong Kong and Australia. Syfe is also exploring strategic investment opportunities and potential acquisitions to support its growth objectives.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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