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EP16 - Samuel Rhee - Founding Partner & CIO of Endowus - Cost is what you should focus on if you invest for the long-term
Samuel Rhee is the Founding Partner & CIO of Endowus, a Singapore-based wealth platform that lets you invest towards your life goals and provides you exclusive access to best-in-class funds from around the world at low costs.
Samuel has been in finance his whole life, 27 years to be exact. He spent most of his time in the public equity market at Morgan Stanley Investment Management - starting as a portfolio manager, then as a CIO, and eventually as a CEO. He found two major gaps in Fintech, particularly in wealth management and capital markets which inspired him to co-found Endowus.
We talked about “The Future of Wealth Management” covering:
*How roboadvisory platforms are not solving the problem of low-cost investments
*How funds and brokers make money and what makes Endowus different
*Why the distribution model in wealth management should change
*How Endowus finds yields for customers
*The biggest generational challenge our society faces
*How Endowus bridges the gap for SEA customers to access global institutional funds
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By Nat WittayatanasethSamuel Rhee is the Founding Partner & CIO of Endowus, a Singapore-based wealth platform that lets you invest towards your life goals and provides you exclusive access to best-in-class funds from around the world at low costs.
Samuel has been in finance his whole life, 27 years to be exact. He spent most of his time in the public equity market at Morgan Stanley Investment Management - starting as a portfolio manager, then as a CIO, and eventually as a CEO. He found two major gaps in Fintech, particularly in wealth management and capital markets which inspired him to co-found Endowus.
We talked about “The Future of Wealth Management” covering:
*How roboadvisory platforms are not solving the problem of low-cost investments
*How funds and brokers make money and what makes Endowus different
*Why the distribution model in wealth management should change
*How Endowus finds yields for customers
*The biggest generational challenge our society faces
*How Endowus bridges the gap for SEA customers to access global institutional funds