AR Capital to target AI beneficiaries, ‘dividend growers’ in new EQDP fund
Company says it stands out from the pack by having global analysts and fund managers work as a single integrated team
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[SINGAPORE] As fund managers under Singapore’s Equity Market Development Programme (EQDP) crowd into similar strategies, AR Capital believes its globally integrated research team and focus on artificial intelligence beneficiaries and “dividend growers” can help it stand out.
The independent home-grown fund manager is preparing to launch its “AR Majulah SG Fund” in June, after having been selected as one of six managers in the second batch of firms under the EQDP; another batch is expected to be named in the coming weeks.
Unlike larger firms which spread their expertise across the world, AR Capital said its differentiating factor lies in how its analysts and fund managers operate as a single integrated team in Singapore.
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