Danish trading platform Saxo has launched a new premium service tier in Singapore targeting accredited investors and active traders.
The new service, called Saxo Elite, offers clients a personal relationship manager, direct access to Saxo’s trading desk and strategists, and pricing linked to trading activity. The company said the service is designed for higher-end clients trading at larger scale.
According to Saxo Singapore CEO Mahesh Sethuraman, Singapore is one of the company’s most active and sophisticated markets in Asia-Pacific. The launch comes as competition intensifies among brokers targeting wealthy investors in the city-state.
Singapore has become Saxo’s operational hub in Asia-Pacific after the Danish broker closed its Hong Kong and Shanghai offices in 2024. Since then, the company has expanded its Singapore offerings with products including fractional shares and standalone margin accounts.
At group level, Saxo reported a net profit of 73 million euros in the first half of 2025, while client assets reached a record 118 billion euros across 1.4 million clients globally.
