OCBC bets on Greater China, Asean links to capture investment flows
Tan Nai Lun
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EVEN as the outlook for the global banking sector remains uncertain amid recent instability, OCBC believes it has an ace up its sleeve.
Investment flows between Greater China and the Asean region are looking robust – particularly since China’s reopening post-Covid. And the Singapore bank sees a golden opportunity.
OCBC is in a good position to capture wealth and trade flows given its strong links between the two regions, said chief executive officer Helen Wong.
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