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Anonymous

26 Apr 2021

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Does Syfe actively or passively manage our funds in our portfolios?

Do they buy and sell the units daily? It seems like my portfolio has been stagnating for a year already.

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The Frugal Fox, sharing ideas @ the-frugal-fox.com

26 Apr 2021

They don't actively buy / sell assets regularly. The few times they may do so are during their rebalancings. For instance, they rebalanced the Equity100 portfolio recently, adding RSP, MCHI and KWEB and trimming back on the QQQ weighting.

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Tan Choong Hwee

26 Apr 2021

Solutions Specialist at Providend

Which Syfe portfolio you invested? Each of their portfolios are differently managed.

Their REIT+ portfolio tracks SGX iEdge S-REIT Leaders Index, so it is a passively managed index tracking portfolio.

Their Global ARI portfolio is actively managed based on their proprietary ARI engine.

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