Tiger Brokers

Xiaomi-backed online trading platform, Tiger Brokers Singapore, revealed that it has seen 100% growth in the number of its customer accounts for three straight quarters in 2020.

SINGAPORE, Feb 4, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Xiaomi-backed online trading platform Tiger Brokers Singapore today announced the launch of two new services on their platform - Daily Leveraged Certificates (DLCs), and US-listed over the counter (OTC) stocks, designed to help seasoned investors looking for a full suite of investment options to diversify their portfolios. These services allow Singapore-based users of the Tiger Trade platform look for short-term trades and selected US-listed over the counter (OTC)

SINGAPORE, Jan 20, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Xiaomi-backed online brokerage Tiger Brokers Singapore (Tiger Brokers https://www.tigerbrokers.com.sg/) today announced that they saw 108 per cent growth in the number of new investors in Q4 2020 as compared to Q3 2020, with trading volume increased by 215 per cent also on a quarter on quarter basis. Since February 2020, Tiger Brokers also saw the increase in Gen Z investors on the platform, which made up 30 per cent of Singapore's customer base.

SINGAPORE — Why should youths start investing as soon as they can? Is investing the same as saving? Whatever your answer, there’s no denying that investing has always been a stressful topic, but yet also increasingly becoming a trend for young people in recent years.

With Tiger Brokers, the onboarding process is fast and seamless, says Eng Thiam Choon, CEO of Tiger Brokers Singapore. Investors can open a trading account within hours of doing so and start trading on the Singapore Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, and most recently, the Australian Securities Exchange. Tiger Brokers is taking part in this year’s Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) as a Silver Sponsor.

Tiger Brokers, the NASDAQ-listed, Xiaomi-backed online brokerage focused on global trading across the world's top markets, announced the addition of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) to its mobile and online trading application, Tiger Trade.

Practically almost anything can be done on your mobile phone these days, be it banking, shopping, signing invoices, and even investing. Just so you know, Singapore’s mobile penetration rate was 159.1% in 2019 — AKA we actually have more mobile phones than people in our country. It makes perfect sense for retail investors like us to turn to mobile brokerage accounts. This saves us time and money and helps us multi-task during our daily commute, instead of the days of yore where trading could only be done by

Tiger Trade, a one-stop mobile and online trading application by Tiger Brokers, has launched access to the Singapore Exchange (SGX). This adds to Tiger Brokers' current menu of stock exchanges, such as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq Stock Market (NASDAQ), the world's two largest stock exchanges by market capitalisation, as well as the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX). SGX strengthens Tiger Trade's online and mobile share offering for its customers, who now have the ability to invest in fi

Tiger Trade is a mobile and web trading app launched by global online stock brokerage Tiger Brokers. Tiger Trade’s investors and backers include Interactive Brokers such as Barron’s top online brokerage company, Xiaomi, a Chinese tech giant, and Jim Rogers, a Wall Street investment guru. Buoyed by a 345 per cent increase in trading volumes among Singapore-based retail investors during COVID-19, Tiger Trade has launched its in-app SGX functionality. Its easy-to-use mobile app and desktop platform allows ret

Tiger Trade Launches SGX Trading to Meet Increased Demand from Singapore and Southeast Asian Investors - Tiger Trade is a mobile and web trading app launched by global online stock brokerage Tiger Brokers. - Tiger Trade's investors and backers include Interactive Brokers such as Barron's top online brokerage company, Xiaomi, a Chinese tech giant, and Jim Rogers, a Wall Street investment guru. - Buoyed by a 345 per cent increase in trading volumes among Singapore-based retail investors during COVID-1