StanChart closing accounts of some financial institutions
Move follows business review; bank says financial institutions are still an important client base
Singapore
STANDARD Chartered Bank Singapore has moved to shutter accounts with selected Singapore financial institutions as part of its business review, as the lender comes under tremendous pressure to improve profits.
A small financial institution told The Business Times that the Asia-focused bank informed it in a letter some three weeks back that it would close its savings and deposit accounts.
BT is now on Telegram!
For daily updates on weekdays and specially selected content for the weekend. Subscribe to t.me/BizTimes
Banking & Finance
Weak yen pressures Bank of Japan’s interest rate decision
Basel Committee adds climate risks to banking supervision standards
Crypto firm sues SEC to fend off oversight of Ethereum
Great Eastern chairman appeals for patience as shareholders fume over share price ‘disaster’
S&P Global first-quarter profit beats estimates on strong product demand
Thai banks cut rate for some borrowers after push from PM