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Digital wealth platform Arta Finance launches in Singapore

Arta said that 1.6 million non-SG investors will have $4.8t in assets in the city by 2028.

Digital wealth management platform Arta Finance is now open to accredited investors in Singapore and those managing their wealth in the city.

For Singapore, Arta’s platform offers unique features, including support for philanthropic giving in partnership with Co-Axis— a Temasek Trust initiative, a founding member community, and even a Singlish setting in its AI Copilot.

Arta Finance expects 1.6 million non-Singaporean investors to manage $4.8t worth of assets in the city by 2028.

Arta Finance debuted in the US in October 2023, and now manages hundreds of millions in assets for thousands of clients, the platform said in a press release.

Arta’s wealth platform offers “a curated deal flow that includes private investments from exclusive fund managers, intelligent public market strategies, and innovative structured products.” This is reportedly done without the sales pressure, opaque pricing and manual processes found in many other financial institutions. 

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