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Pru Life UK kicks off 2025 with investment insights in Cebu

Taguig City, 6 March 2025 – Pru Life UK welcomes the year by convening agents, partners, and investment experts at Seda Hotel Cebu for an in-depth discussion on 2025’s wealth-building opportunities.

The event featured a market outlook presentation by ATRAM Trust Corporation’s Chief Investor Engagement Officer, Phillip Hagedorn, who shared key insights on economic trends. He emphasised the importance of diversification, stable income streams, and technology-driven investments for the year ahead.

2025 Investment Outlook

Hagedorn outlined the economic landscape for 2025, highlighting both opportunities and challenges. While global markets are expected to experience moderate but steady growth, he advised investors to be mindful of interest rate fluctuations and inflationary pressures. He stressed that long-term planning and strategic asset allocation would be essential for navigating market uncertainties.

"The investment landscape in 2025 is a mix of opportunities and challenges. Success will come from a well-balanced approach—diversifying assets, staying agile in shifting markets, and capitalising on high-growth sectors like technology," said Hagedorn.

Embracing Opportunities for Growth

Building on these insights, Pru Life UK introduced two key investment solutions tailored to help Filipinos secure their financial future:
  • PRULink Flexi Income Fund – Designed for those seeking both stability and global exposure, this fund offers potential monthly payouts and diversified returns. It is ideal for individuals looking for steady income to support their families or personal aspirations.
  • PRULink Global Tech Navigator Fund – Focused on technology-driven opportunities across global markets, this fund allows investors to capitalise on digital innovation and advancements in the tech sector.

"Our goal is to help Filipinos invest wisely and confidently. Through our partnership with ATRAM, we are equipping investors with the right strategies, solutions, and expert guidance to navigate 2025 with confidence," said Pru Life UK’s Vice President and Countryside Sales Head, Maria Xenas Kintanar.

As Pru Life UK continues its mission to be a trusted financial partner, Filipinos are encouraged to explore investment opportunities that align with their goals and risk appetite. With expert-backed strategies and innovative investment options, Pru Life UK empowers Filipinos to take control of their financial future in 2025 and beyond. To learn more about Pru Life UK’s investment offerings, visit www.prulifeuk.com.ph.

ATRAM Trust Corporation’s Chief Investor Engagement Officer Phillip Hagedorn shared key insights on economic trends.

Pru Life UK celebrated the Year of the Wooden Snake with agents, partners, and investment experts in Cebu.


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