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OCBC, UOB to maintain strong capital buffers through 2026: Moody’s

CET1 ratio and return on assets will decline, however.

MUFG invests in sustainability reporting and AI automation

Its banking subsidiary partnered with AI R&D company Sakana AI.

ANZ to roll out energy ratings option for energy performance evaluation

It will help homeowners identify opportunities for upgrades that will reduce bills.

AI to improve effectiveness of banks' ESG reporting: central banker

13 of 15 commercial banks have published sustainability reports, Pham said.

Norinchukin reports $12.6b loss for FY2024

It aims for a JPY30b to JPY70b net income for FY2025.

Thai banks’ loans contract 1.3% in Q1 on debt repayments and bad loans

But banks’ profitability improved compared to Q4 2024, the central bank said.

Trust Bank revenue doubles to S$97m whilst losses narrow in 2024

Costs reportedly rose only 4% in 2024, the Singapore-based digital bank said.

Aleta Planet launches payment app for Muslims

The platform will soon let users find Muslim businesses in the region.

DBS’ ‘superior’ funding franchise a buffer against volatile financial markets

However, problem loans are likely to increase, and profitability will decrease.

DBS CEO Tan Su Shan ranked sixth most powerful woman in business

Tan took the helm in SEA’s largest bank in April 2025.

Vietnam launches co-badged card with Mastercard and six banks

The card can be used in 650,000 points locally and 150 million points globally.

HSBC unveils Tokenised Deposit Service in Hong Kong for treasury management

Ant International is HSBC’s first client to adopt the service.

EastWest modernises retail and corporate operations with SaaS adoption

It expects to benefit the bank’s more than 3 million customers in the Philippines.

RCBC posts ₱1.517t in assets in strong Q1 2025 performance

The report showed a QoQ increase in both solo and consolidated assets. On a solo basis, RCBC’s total assets rose to ₱1.509t.

Australia orders Kalkine to hire consultant for advisory issues

ASIC is concerned that reps may have misrepresented the advice they are giving.