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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
iFAST Corporation Ltd., founded in Singapore in 2000, offers investment products and services across Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and China. The company's operations are structured into Business-to-Business (B2B), Business-to-Consumer (B2C), and Business-to-Business-to-Consumer (B2B2C) divisions. Within its B2B segment, iFAST operates several distinct platforms. iFAST Central provides a comprehensive suite of services, encompassing investment administration, transaction execution, research, training, IT support, and back-office functions for banks, financial advisory firms, and other financial institutions. High net worth individuals and their wealth advisors are served by iFAST Global Prestige, a specialized investment platform. Moreover, iFAST Pensions delivers tax-efficient employee benefit schemes for multinational corporations and their expatriate employees, also assisting with pension scheme administration through an internet-based system. The iFAST Global Markets unit is dedicated to offering investors transparent, advisor-supported wealth management solutions. The B2C division primarily features Fundsupermart.com, an online platform that equips individual investors with a broad selection of investment products, transparent fee structures, comparative analysis tools, customer service assistance, and expert research advice. The B2B2C division specializes in furnishing fintech solutions to institutional clients, helping them to build and strengthen their operational capacities. Additionally, iFAST operates bondsupermart.com, a regional online portal providing extensive bond information and research for both individual investors and wealth professionals.
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