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Prudential Singapore expands advisory services to help customers plan and grow wealth for retirement

First life insurer in Singapore to enable its tied-agency representatives to distribute unit trusts, complementing its life and health insurance solutions

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 September 2026 – Prudential Singapore ("Prudential") announced today that customers will be able to access wealth accumulation products such as unit trusts through its tied-agency financial representatives in 2027.


The life insurer is expanding the range of advisory solutions available through its agency force. Currently, such products are available only through the company's financial advisory arm, Prudential Financial Advisers Singapore (PFA). To meet growing demand for more holistic financial advisory, the company will expand access to unit trusts to customers served by all of its tied agency's financial representatives as well in 2027. This means that unit trusts will be made available across all 5,400 financial representatives.

Prudential has one of the largest tied agencies in Singapore and its representatives have exclusive rights to sell the life insurer's products. It is the first life insurer in Singapore to enable its tied-agency financial representatives to distribute unit trusts, complementing the health and protection, savings and investment solutions they are already offering. They are giving customers more options to build for long-term wealth accumulation and manage their wealth for retirement.

The expanded offering will make it easier for customers to receive more holistic advice from their Prudential financial representatives, covering protection, health, savings and retirement wealth planning solutions in one conversation. By adding access to professionally managed unit trusts, Prudential aims to help customers build diversified portfolios aligned with their risk profile, life stage and retirement goals.

Mr Ben Tan, Chief Distribution Officer, Prudential Singapore, said: "As people live longer, many want to feel confident that they can support the retirement lifestyle they aspire to while ensuring they have the right protection in place. They are also looking for holistic advice from a trusted representative who understands both their protection needs and retirement goals.

"With this expanded offering, our financial representatives can help customers consider how unit trusts may support their retirement plans and goals. We want to make it simpler and more convenient for customers to have access to professionally managed, diversified portfolios as they build and grow their wealth for the long term."

In order to advise customers on unit trusts, the financial representatives will complete the required training and attain Capital Markets and Financial Advisory Services (CMFAS) certification.

Prudential currently has 5,400 financial representatives across its tied agency and financial advisory arm, Prudential Financial Advisers Singapore. It is committed to enhancing the professionalism, proficiency and preparedness of its agency force to meet rising demand for protection, medical and retirement and wealth solutions.


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About Prudential Assurance Company Singapore (Pte) Ltd (Prudential Singapore)

Prudential Assurance Company Singapore (Pte) Ltd is one of the top life and health insurance companies in Singapore, serving the financial and protection needs of the country's citizens for 95 years. As at 31 December 2025, it has S$66.3 billion funds under management. The company has an AA Financial Strength Rating from leading credit rating agency Standard & Poor's and delivers a suite of well-rounded product offerings in Protection, Savings and Investment through multiple distribution channels including a network of 5,400 financial representatives.

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