uSMART Securities announced on October 26, 2026, that the GlobalSave Balanced Strategy managed by PIVOT Fintech is available through its FollowSmart platform in Singapore. The strategy invests in US-listed exchange-traded funds across several asset classes.

Key Takeaways

  • uSMART is an authorized distributor of the strategy, while PIVOT Fintech manages it.
  • The portfolio uses a quantitative approach and adjusts asset allocations in response to macroeconomic trends.
  • Investors can find information about available strategies through the uSMART app.

How the GlobalSave Balanced Strategy invests

The strategy invests in US-listed ETFs spanning equities, fixed income, commodities and real estate. Its quantitative approach is informed by Modern Portfolio Theory, and its allocation weights are adjusted in response to macroeconomic trends.

The stated objective is to balance expected returns and risk for medium- to long-term investors. PIVOT Fintech’s investment team is led by founder Victor Lye.

What FollowSmart offers investors

FollowSmart lets users explore professionally managed strategies and review information including investment philosophy, historical performance and management team credentials. Users can also monitor their portfolios over time.

The platform supports operational processes for investment managers, including account onboarding, trade implementation, position monitoring, valuation and client reporting. Other recently added strategies include Sunova Capital Management’s Global Quantitative Core Growth Strategy and JMC Capital Asset Management’s JMC Absolute Return Strategy.

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