UOB Asset Management
A subsidiary of United Overseas Bank, offering comprehensive investment management services since 1986
UOB Asset Management is a wholly owned subsidiary of United Overseas Bank, established in 1986 and headquartered in Singapore. Its official profile says it has grown across Asia with local presence in Brunei, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam, plus UOB Islamic Asset Management in Malaysia, a joint venture with China’s Ping An Trust, and a strategic alliance with Wellington Management Singapore. UOBAM’s published capabilities cover retail unit trusts, exchange-traded funds, customised portfolio management for institutional clients, AI-augmentation, sustainability and the UOBAM Invest robo-adviser. As of Q1 2026, the firm states assets under management of SGD 42.2 billion, more than 80 investment professionals and presence across nine Asian markets. Its Singapore office is at 80 Raffles Place, #03-00, UOB Plaza 2.
UOB Asset Management stands as one of Singapore's most established investment management firms, leveraging its deep-rooted expertise and UOB Group's extensive financial network. Their approach combines traditional investment wisdom with modern portfolio management techniques, serving both retail and institutional investors with a diverse range of investment solutions.
Selected for their proven track record in fund management and robust investment framework. UOBAM's commitment to innovation in financial products, while maintaining conservative risk management practices, sets them apart in Singapore's competitive investment landscape. Their extensive research capabilities and strong corporate governance make them a trusted choice for TheBestSG.
The editors' scorecard - 82/100
Strong institutional backing and diverse investment products
Professional investment management with comprehensive research
Multiple touchpoints and digital platforms for client access
Competitive fee structure though slightly higher than some competitors
Regular product innovation but conservative in approach