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Companies must not lose emails from their customers, suppliers and partners.

Fundtech Ltd., a market leader in global banking solutions, announced the results of a survey on mobile corporate banking.

Seow-Chien Chew is recognized for her contribution in helping solve the talent management challenges facing many non-profit organizations across Southeast Asia and Singapore.

Schroders and Legal & General Investment Management are actively involved with a number of brokers in developing a local confirmation-affirmation allocation capability over SWIFT

Name your best banking and finance institutions in The Asian Banking and Finance Retail Banking Awards 2011.

What a year 2010 has been, and for very different reasons for different parts of the global landscape.

The Year of the Rabbit will be a year with quite a lot of attention on accounting standards, particularly financial instruments accounting.

UOB is planning to hire some 2,000 staff in Singapore and the region this year.

IT has suffered from an image problem across much of the financial services world.

HSBC said it has launched renminbi deposit accounts for its customers in Singapore, making it one of the banks offering such services in Singapore.

The bank continues to push increase in presence in India and China to sustain growth.

DBS  promised better returns after beating expectations with a 38 percent rise in quarterly profit.

DBS  denies having talks with Temasek on buying its 68 percent stake in Indonesia's Bank Danamon .

The bank assigns Stanley Puah and Tan See Wee to increase Indonesian team by 25%.

United Overseas Bank Limited has partnered IndusInd Bank to offer an affordable and convenient way to remit money to India. The tie-up will enable corporate customers to send money from Singapore to over 60,000 branches of different banks across India. The solution will enable employers to send money to India on behalf of their non-resident Indian employees via UOB’s secure and efficient banking channel. This assures workers that their hard-earned wages are sent quickly and safely to their loved ones in India at an affordable standard flat fee regardless of which beneficiary bank it may be. This solution will also benefit companies who need to make high volume Rupee payments to India. Mr Linus Ng, UOB’s Head of Product & Implementation, Group Transaction Banking, said, “We believe UOB is the first bank to offer such a service in Singapore. As a premier regional bank, the Bank is at the forefront of product innovation in meeting market needs. We provide our customers pan-Asia solutions on an end-to-end basis to ensure faster turnaround time, lower cost/pricing and better management of transactions. It is with this in mind that UOB Direct Pay was developed.” He added, “We have invested in the technology to support this new solution which allows multiple remittance instructions to be sent in a single payment file to UOB. The solution will be rolled out in the region and will also be expanded to cover the other payment corridors, to potentially cater to the needs of the more than one million foreign workers in Singapore via their employers.” “Having established ourselves as a major player in remittances from the Middle East, we are now keen to reach out to non-resident Indians across other major markets. This arrangement with UOB will help us tap into India-bound flows from Singapore”, said Mr. Ramesh Ganesan EVP & Head Transaction Banking, IndusInd Bank, from Mumbai. Over the years, UOB Group Transaction Banking has established its leadership position in the market, winning accolades such as the coveted Asiamoney Best Local Cash Management and Best Local Currency Cash Management Services for the past three years.

Businesses’ “three lines of defense” may not be strong enough to withstand the next lapse of controls.