Standard Chartered Bank
Standard Chartered Bank in Singapore is part of a leading international banking group, with a presence in 59 of the world’s most dynamic markets for more than 160 years and serving clients in a further 83. It also offers an entire range of financial services across personal, priority and private banking as well as our business, and corporate, commercial and institutional banking teams.
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South Korea’s major banks saw average lending rate fall in January
South Korea’s major banks saw average lending rate fall in January
This is the second consecutive month of decline.
Standard Chartered, FreightAmigo team up to streamline financing for HK’s SMEs
The partnership will utilise "federated learning" developed by the Hong Kong ASTRI.
StanChart SG onboards 10,000 clients in SC Inner Circle
These clients deliver feedback and insights on initiatives and products.
SC Thai to maintain robust capitalisation, but profitability volatile: expert
The bank is expected to receive support from its parent SC in case of times of need
Standard Chartered unveils supply chain tool for monitoring sustainability, resilience
Companies will be able to do a health check of their operations.
Standard Chartered grants first green banker’s guarantee in ASEAN
ENGIE is building an underground district cooling system for Singapore.
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