State Bank of India is one of the largest banks of the nation and also caters to thousands of overseas Indians living in different parts of the world, including Singapore. Recently, the bank opened its first remittance centre in Singapore christened ‘Ezy Remit’ which was inaugurated by HE Jawed
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OCBC apologises for software failure that caused outage for 3-4 hours
OCBC said the incident was due to a software failure that was not detected “due to a human oversight”.
SBI opens remittance centre in Singapore
For helping overseas Indians send money to their relatives back home, the State Bank of India (SBI) has opened its first remittance outlet in Singapore.
DBS named world’s best bank by Global Finance magazine
Local bank DBS is the first Asian bank to receive the accolade.
OCBC launches robo-investing tool, a first in Southeast Asia
OCBC Bank launched its algorithm-based investment service, RoboInvest.
DBS among 7 Best Employers of Singapore 2018: Aon study
Seven organisations, including DBS Bank, are in the list of Best Employers of Singapore in 2018. To add icing on the cake, DBS Bank has also been recognised as the Regional Best Employer 2018 for Asia Pacific.
DBS posts 20 percent increase in Q2 profits
DBS said it benefited from rising local interest rates and fee income from its expanding wealth management operations.
Firefighting from the Top: Former Chairman of SBI Arundhati Bhattacharya
Last week, I had the honour of being invited by the Jadavpur University Alumni Association Singapore to a Fireside Chat in NTU One North campus with Arundhati Bhattacharya, the Former Chairman of the State Bank of India.
DBS launches property marketplace, offering listings from both agents and owners
DBS is the first bank in Southeast Asia to launch an online property marketplace that offers listings from both agents and owners.
Singapore-based DBS Bank to start India subsidiary from October
Singapore’s DBS Bank will launch its India subsidiary in October. It will become the second foreign bank to open a local unit.
