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The write way to welcome Chinese New Year

Published Wed, Feb 4, 2015 · 09:50 PM

    OCBC Bank's chairman Ooi Sang Kuang (right) and group CEO Samuel Tsien writing auspicious greetings in Chinese calligraphy on traditional paper fans. They were hosting clients at the OCBC Global Treasury's Chinese New Year luncheon held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Singapore on Wednesday. This was attended by more than 200 of the bank's clients who were treated to a suite of festive activities including a traditional lion dance performance and an appearance by a "God of Fortune" mascot.

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