Hong Kong's AMTD may throw hat into Singapore digital banking ring
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HONG KONG'S AMTD Group is eyeing a digital banking licence in Singapore, following its digital banking march in its home market, a senior executive told The Business Times (BT).
With this, AMTD joins its peers in Hong Kong's digital banking space - namely Ping An Insurance's OneConnect and Standard Chartered Bank (StanChart) - that are also circling digital banking opportunities in Singapore.
"We are very interested in Singapore," AMTD chief executive Calvin Choi said in a phone interview, adding that Singapore serves as a regional gateway to the other Asian …
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