Tiger Brokers Scores Hat Trick at The Asset Triple A Digital Awards 2025

  • Tiger Brokers Singapore wins Best Mobile Application of the Year and Digital Brokerage of the Year, while Tiger Fund Management clinches the Digital Fund Manager of the Year award. 
  • These wins affirm Tiger Brokers’ dedication and commitment to excelling in unique digital experiences for customers that include both retail and institutional investors. 

SINGAPORE, March 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Tiger Brokers Singapore, a leading online brokerage firm regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, has today proudly announced its clinching of three wins at the prestigious The Asset Triple A Digital Awards 2025. Tiger Brokers Singapore scores Digital Brokerage of the Year and Best Mobile Brokerage Application, while Tiger Fund Management – an affiliate of Tiger Brokers – wins Digital Fund Manager of the Year.

The Asset Triple A Digital Awards sets the benchmark for excellence in digital innovation, transformation, and service delivery within the financial services industry. The awards are built upon a stringent methodology, combined with the rigorous approach to the selection of the winners.

“We are deeply honored to be recognized with three coveted awards at The Asset Triple A Digital Awards. These accolades are testament to our unwavering commitment to innovation, excellence, and the trust our users place in us. At Tiger Brokers, we continuously strive to enhance our one-stop investment platform and deliver exceptional user experiences, empowering investors to access global markets with ease and confidence. This recognition reinforces our resolve to push the boundaries of digital finance and positions us even stronger to serve our growing community of users in the region and worldwide,” said Ian Leong, CEO of Tiger Brokers Singapore.

“Tiger Fund Management was launched with the vision of delivering a distinct range of asset management and wealth management services tailored to the discerning investment needs of our clients. Receiving this award is a heartening encouragement for our team as we continue to serve accredited and institutional investors with dedication and excellence,” added Jeremy Tan, CEO of Tiger Fund Management. “By leveraging Tiger Brokers’ technological strengths, we remain focused on providing our clients with unparalleled value and opportunities in an ever-evolving financial landscape.”

As a leading online brokerage firm, Tiger Brokers has a firm focus on redefining global investing with technologies for the next generation. In addition to retail brokerage, Tiger Brokers has also expanded into wealth management, institutional brokerage, investment banking, and corporate services, creating a strong business ecosystem to serve a broad range of clients. Currently, it serves over 10 million global users and over 2.4 million account holders worldwide on its flagship platform Tiger Trade. As of the end of 2024, the company’s global client assets reached US$41.7 billion.

Originating from Singapore, Tiger Brokers has entered Hong Kong SAR, the US, Australia, and New Zealand, offering one-stop global investment services. These markets account for over three-quarters of total customer assets and more than half of the group’s revenue. Singapore remains the largest market for both new and existing clients, with nearly one in three Singapore residents having used Tiger Trade and an increasing share of high-net-worth individuals joining.

In just five years since entering the Singapore market, Tiger Brokers Singapore has built a strong local reputation by continually tailoring its offerings to meet the needs of local investors, including Singapore’s first debit card with fractional share cashback and offering Cash Boost accounts. Last November, to further expand its high-quality client base, Tiger Brokers Singapore introduced the High-Touch (Agency) Sales Module to deliver more professional and personalized wealth management services to high-net-worth clients and institutional investors.

About Tiger Brokers (Singapore)
Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte Ltd is an award-winning online brokerage firm licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore* (MAS). Its trading platform, Tiger Trade, offers real-time quotes, multilingual support, and 24/7 financial news, allowing users to trade across six global exchanges in the US (NYSE, NASDAQ), Mainland China (Shanghai/Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect), Hong Kong SAR (HKEX), Singapore (SGX) and Australia (ASX). The platform offers a wide range of investment products, including equities, ETFs, options, futures, funds, structured products, and US-listed over the counter equities.

Tiger Brokers serves over 10 million users globally and 2.4 million account holders across key markets, including Singapore, Hong Kong SAR, the U.S., Australia and New Zealand, holding 81 licenses and qualifications in various jurisdictions. In 2019, the company was listed on NASDAQ as UP Fintech Holding Limited under the ticker symbol TIGR.

For more information about Tiger Brokers (Singapore), please visit https://www.itiger.com/sg 

*Tiger Brokers Singapore holds a Capital Market Services License from the MAS

About Tiger Fund Management
Tiger Fund Management is a fund management company licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore* (MAS), operating as an affiliate of Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. The firm specializes in providing innovative and diversified investment solutions to accredited and institutional investors, leveraging cutting-edge technology and deep market insights. With a commitment to transparency and excellence, Tiger Fund Management’s strategic and tactical asset allocation powered by it proprietary fundamental and quantitative research gives investor an edge in global financial markets

For more information, visit www.itiger.com/sg/fund-management.

*Tiger Fund Management holds a Capital Market Services License from the MAS

 


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