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Grab launches investment product Earn+, brings financial services under new brand GrabFin

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Megan Cheah

Megan Cheah

Published Mon, May 23, 2022 · 02:30 PM
    • Slated to roll out to all users at the end of the week, Earn+ is Grab’s second investment product and marks its latest foray into an increasingly competitive space for digital investment services.
    • Slated to roll out to all users at the end of the week, Earn+ is Grab’s second investment product and marks its latest foray into an increasingly competitive space for digital investment services. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

    GRAB Financial Group, the financial arm of Grab, on Monday (May 23) launched new investment product Earn+, as well as GrabFin, a brand that consolidates its digital payment services, insurance, lending and wealth management services.

    Slated to roll out to all users at the end of the week, Earn+ is the group’s second investment product and marks its latest foray into an increasingly competitive space for digital investment services.

    It will come under the GrabFin brand, which brings all of Grab’s financial services together under one roof.

    GrabInvestment portfoliosSingapore financial services

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