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Maybank strengthened its branch network with five new branches. The move fortified its status as the foreign bank with the most number of branches in the country.

Lender said growth attributed to approximately $33mln rise in other operating income.

Move eases Taiwan visitors in Shanghai to convert their New Taiwan dollars to Chinese yuan.

Lender will use J.P. Morgan's U.S. Dollar Clearing – Asia Direct and Payment-Versus-Payment Settlement solutions.

OSK-UOB Flexible China Solutions provides opportunities to tap the Chinese market for a minimum of $3,115 investment.

NAB rivals Santander as they are the likely bidders after two other lenders were removed from the race.

Lender focuses on retail markets after learning from its success in British market.

Lender upbeat on ‘solid’ 10-15% growth in 2010 after incurring flat total revenue in 1Q.

Lender sees surge in consumer loans to continue due to improved consumer confidence.

Brunei official's invitation prompted lender to consider bringing its banking operations to the oil-rich sultanate.

Hang Seng Bank officially opened its sub-branch in Zhongshan, Guangdong province. The new sub-branch offers comprehensive banking services for both business and personal customers. A full suite of financial solutions are available for different types of companies, while personal customers can enjoy one-stop wealth management services in the comfortable environment of the spacious Prestige Banking centre.

Firm’s comprehensive software portfolio and services capabilities have helped more lenders reduce costs and grow revenue.

Assistance from Austrade and New South Wales government paved way to lender's Sydney office opening.

Move is part of lender's goal of raising $2bln to fund its international operations.

Standard Chartered Bank completed the first domestic RMB trade settlement transaction outside Mainland China. It follows the latest elucidation of supervisory principles and operational arrangements regarding RMB business in Hong Kong by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

BEA has opened a third "cross-location" sub-branch in Huizhou, Guangdong Province. This is made possible under the liberalisation measures of Supplement VI to the Mainland and Hong Kong Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement. The other two sub-branches are located in the cities of Foshan and Zhongshan.