The article explores the multifaceted impact of DBS Bank on Singapores banking sector, highlighting its history, growth, innovations, digital transformation, sustainability efforts, community engagement, recognition, technological leadership, strategic partnerships, and future prospects.
The article explores the multifaceted impact of DBS Bank on Singapores banking sector, highlighting its history, growth, innovations, digital transformation, sustainability efforts, community engagement, recognition, technological leadership, strategic partnerships, and future prospects.
Singapore became the largest center of Asian currency trading, surpassing in this unique championship Japan.
Bank for International Settlements estimates that the average daily trading volume in the currency of the country have grown over the past three years by almost 50% and in the I quarter of this year totaled $ 383 billion, this figure is the first in the Asian region, Japan was in the lead up to this. Read more »
Singapore expects an economic boom in Southeast Asia by attracting investment, as at the same the government takes measures to reduce foreign labor, increases costs for salaries and companies increasingly difficult to fill vacancies. Read more »
One of the most stable banking organizations in the world as rated by Bloomberg Markets in this year’s Singapore bank Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. OCBC Bank was selected from 78 other banks in the world with assets of at least $100 billion. Read more »
Singapore’s economic growth rate accelerated in 2013, according to Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong. Read more »
The Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation is the oldest and most respected bank in the Singaporean market. It was formed in 1932 during the Great Depression as a result of the merger of three Singapore financial institutions: China Commercial Bank, Ho Hong Bank, and Oversea-Chinese Bank.
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