Singapore
CDC and Standard Chartered sign a US$100m risk participation arrangement
Incremental trade volume in excess of US$1b is expected.
CDC and Standard Chartered sign a US$100m risk participation arrangement
Incremental trade volume in excess of US$1b is expected.
OCBC Money Insights users reach 60,000 in just two months
See what makes it a hit among customers.
UOB's Singapore loan growth at risk of slipping from 10%
To just mid-single digits.
OCBC's net profit down 16% to S$696m in 1Q13
Blame it on lower trading gains.
Meet HSBC's 3 new appointees in its trade and receivables management team
According to a release, HSBC has made a number of new appointments to its Global Trade and Receivables (GTRF) Executive Committee.
HSBC pilots 30-day cancellation period for Singapore customers
Find out who can avail the new programme.
Maybank Singapore offers range of Islamic banking products
Shariah-compliant banking products to finance property acquisitions.
Exploring Asia’s banking dilemma on spending vs austerity
When Asian banks look to their European and US counterparts they see the polar opposite of their own post-GFC lending and banking reform initiatives. Euro wide German led austerity measures contrast starkly with Japanese stimulatory ‘Abenomics’, US quantitative easing and other inflation boosting banking reforms in the region. Economic growth and business confidence, generally gauged by lending market activity, is slowly beginning to build stronger impetus. Overall lending growth is still sluggish in relative terms, with a number of Asian countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand still struggling to rise up off the canvas following knock out blows by the Asian Financial Crisis of the late 90’s. However South Korea and the Philippines were also adversely affected by the same crisis but have managed to achieve strong lending growth of late - why is this so?
Why aren’t banks serious about creating value for their customers?
By focusing on operational excellence, a path to creating value for their customers, banks could build customer loyalty, increase earnings while reducing fees charged to recover transaction costs.
Hiring hotspots in Asian banking and finance in 2Q13
Internal Auditors, Cost Accountants and Relationship Managers are among the candidates in hottest demand this quarter across Asia, according to the Hays Quarterly Hotspots.
This is how Display Cards revolutionize bank cards in Asia
Earlier this year, Standard Chartered Bank launched a novel display card solution in Singapore. While the card looks and functions like a regular payment card – debit, credit and ATM - the Display Card has touch-sensitive buttons and an embedded LCD screen, combining features such as EMV payment, One-time Password (OTP) generation and transaction signing for e-banking.
What Asian banks need to know about customers' trust and fair treatment (Part 1)
Even though the principles of financial services consumer protection have been around in Asia for a number of years, there seems to be little desire to embrace the concepts of fair treatment as a strategic tool to reduce the risk of poor customer outcomes.
Citi appoints Dylan Halterlein as Asia Pacific head of Delta One product
In a statement, Citi announced the appointment of Dylan Halterlein as Managing Director and Asia Pacific Head of its Delta One product. He will report regionally to James Boyle, Asia Pacific Head of Equity Trading, and Joseph Chang, Asia Pacific Head of Prime Finance, and globally to Mike Pringle, Global Head of Equity Trading.
Standard Chartered names Alvaro Patron as head, global corporate sales, financial markets
According to a release, Standard Chartered has appointed Alvaro Patron as Head, Global Corporate Sales, Financial Markets. Alvaro will be based in Singapore, reporting to Christian Wait, Global Head of Sales, Financial Markets.
Citi launches new information technology technology called Open Ai
Learn what it can do for alternative investment clients.
Asia's top 1000 corporates dissatisfied with Asian banks' transaction banking products
It's a very alarming trend.
Standard Chartered appoints Petter Sternby as head, SEA financial institutions strategic coverage
He joined the bank on April 8.