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Which Singapore bank enjoys the highest corporate customer satisfaction?
Wed, June 26, 2019Singapore Business ReviewA homegrown bank pulled ahead of global rivals like Standard Chartered.
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Singapore scores for Asian transaction banking
Tue, June 25, 2019The primary transaction banking customers of Singaporean multinational banking group United Overseas Bank (UOB) have the highest level of satisfaction for liquidity management solutions in Asia, research from East and Partners suggests.
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Singapore banks top customer satisfaction in Asian transaction banking
Tue, June 25, 2019The primary transaction banking customers of United Overseas Bank (UOB) are most satisfied with the bank’s liquidity management solutions in Asia, according to East and Partners’ latest research.
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Singapore banks earn top marks for customer satisfaction from Asia corporate clients
Tue, June 25, 2019Corporate and institutional customers in Asia are highly satisfied with the banking products and services provided by Singapore's DBS Bank, United Overseas Bank (UOB) and OCBC Bank, according to a twice-yearly survey by specialist research and consulting firm East & Partners Asia.
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Fintech to shake up finance
Global fintech Ebury wants to take on the large domestic banks in trade finance, as part of a plan to expand aggressively and use Australia as a springboard to grab “lower hanging fruit” in the Asian region.
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Hong Kong is the most popular treasury hub
Tue, June 11, 2019With a tax initiative in 2016, Hong Kong has campaigned for the establishment of local treasury centers. This is having an effect: the Special Administrative Region has clearly left the competitor Singapore behind.
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Tapping into Emerging Australasian Trade Finance Trends
Sat, June 01, 2019Voice of the Customer Analytics
In the face of global trade volumes falling from record highs as corporates digest damaging ‘trade war’ rhetoric, rising protectionism, and regulatory change, businesses have identified three key emergent trends that are shaping the future of trade finance markets: innovation in trade, traditional relationship management, and multibanking for trade.