Singapore headquartered Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC)’s quarterly net profit rose 29 percent
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OCBC net profit touches SGD4.15 billion in 2017
Singapore’s second-largest lender, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) reported a net profit of SGD4.15 billion in 2017, which is about 19 per cent higher than the previous year.
SBI partners with Transfast to help NRIs transfer money
State Bank of India (SBI) has tied up with US-based Transfast Remittance LLC to help Indian diaspora in remitting their funds back to India.
Seven banks of Singapore to use NETS QR code for making cashless payments
To give a fillip to cashless payments, seven banks in Singapore will offer consumers the option of making payments using NETS QR code from the middle of next year.
Choosing the right partners and projects will determine your success in India: Amit Sinha of DBS
As the first Singapore bank to establish a presence in India in 1984, DBS is well placed to talk about the opportunities and the challenges of the banking sector in India, gleaned from more than two decades of operating history in the market.
OCBC registers net profit of SGD973 million in first quarter
OCBC the second largest bank of Singapore, registered a net profit of SGD973 million in the first quarter of the current year. This is a nearly 14 percent rise in quarterly profit.
OCBC and UOB to offer free shared ATM withdrawals
Singapore: Oversea-Chinese Banking (OCBC Bank) and United Overseas Bank (UOB) will have access to free, unlimited cash withdrawals at either bank’s automated teller machines (ATM).
OCBC gives SGD 600,000 for societal causes
Showing concern for society, OCBC Bank has decided to give SGD 600,000 to the CSR initiatives for various social causes in Singapore.
BOS acquisition: Singapore-based Indian joins as Global Market Head
Bank of Singapore (BOS) has recently completed the acquisition of the wealth and investment management (WIM) businesses of Barclays in Hong Kong and Singapore for a lower price.
Demonetisation: NRIs in the UK urge note exchange abroad
A large number of Indians in the United Kingdom have reportedly appealed to the Indian government to allow the exchange of denotified currency notes of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 abroad.
