Robeco expands retail offering in Singapore. The five strategies cover quants, high income, energy and Apac equities. 1 September 2026 Robeco is expanding its retail offering by introducing five additional strategies across equities and multi-asset solutions, broadening access to its institutional-grade investment capabilities for Singapore retail investors via distributors. The expansion brings the number of Robeco strategies available to Singapore retail investors to 14. The newly available strategies are centred around three themes. These are "diversifying with quant", "seeking income in an uncertain world", and "capturing long-term growth opportunities with and beyond AI", according to a statement. Robeco is making two equity strategies from the Robeco QI Series available to the retail market for the first time: Robeco QI Global Developed Active Equities strategy and Robeco QI Emerging Markets 3D Active Equities strategy. By combining multiple investment signals with differentiated return drivers, these strategies aim to reduce reliance on any single investment style, capture opportunities across a broad investment universe and deliver consistent long-term outperformance while managing risk. Robeco's systematic approach incorporates its proprietary NextGen capabilities, which include AI and machine-learning techniques. The firm is also exploring other innovative strategies that are built on these techniques, including income-enhanced strategies. Against a backdrop of interest-rate uncertainty and continued market volatility, income remains a key priority for many Asian investors. To meet this demand, Robeco is introducing the Robeco High Income Allocation strategy, an income-oriented multi-asset strategy that actively allocates across a diversified mix of investment grade bonds, high yield bonds, emerging market debt and equities, with distributions primarily supported by income from the underlying investments. Finally, Robeco believes investors can participate in the growth surrounding AI in different ways, while also gaining exposure to broader long-term structural opportunities beyond the AI theme. The Robeco Smart Energy strategy invests across the entire electrification chain, targeting the technologies, solutions and services required to expand, modernize and efficiently power a rapidly electrifying global economy. The Robeco Asia-Pacific Equities strategy aims to provide investors with opportunities beyond the concentrated AI names and US equities, at relatively attractive valuations. Dawn Foo, head of Asia wholesale distribution at Robeco, said: "Fund Selector Asia continue to see strong demand for differentiated investment solutions, whether it's diversifying beyond increasingly concentrated markets, seeking resilient income in an uncertain environment, or capturing long-term opportunities arising from AI. MORE ARTICLES ON

Robeco underlines growth ambitions with new hires. The asset manager specializing in sustainable investments is expanding its Swiss wholesale team with two experienced specialists who are moving to Robeco from UBS and Natixis Investment Managers. Blerim Tahiraj and Martina Kauth have been working for Robeco since this month. (Image: zVg) Monday, 10 August 2026 09:45 According to a statement on Monday, Robeco wants to grow more strongly in Switzerland and is therefore strengthening its wholesale team in Zurich, which is responsible for external asset managers, family offices and distribution partners, with Blerim Tahiraj and Martina Kauth, both of whom started in August. Tahiraj will cover the Swiss and Liechtenstein markets as Senior Sales Manager. He joins Robeco from UBS. At the major bank, where he worked for nine years, he most recently held the position of Client Advisor and Deputy Desk Head in Financial Intermediaries. Tahiraj's previous positions were Julius Bär and Credit Suisse. Switzerland as a strategically important market Kauth brings experience in asset management, investment content and distribution to her new role as Sales Support Specialist. She started her career at Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, then moved to DWS, then came to Zurich for Wegelin Asset Management, and then worked for Julius Bär for 13 years as an investment writer and in communications. She is now leaving Natixis Investment Managers, where she was Senior Client Relations & Business Manager. Edmund Aumiller, Head of Sales and Marketing Switzerland and Liechtenstein, comments: "Switzerland is a strategically important market for Robeco with a highly developed investor base and strong demand for differentiated investment solutions. As our clients' needs and the investment landscape continue to evolve, we are consistently investing in local expertise and expanding our presence on the ground." Founded in 1929 and headquartered in Rotterdam (Netherlands), Robeco has 15 offices worldwide and is present in Zurich and Geneva in Switzerland. The asset manager is a leading provider of sustainable investing and managed total client assets of EUR 337 billion at the end of 2025. Related topics So you don't miss anything: the most important news every day, free of charge.