Retail Banking

SCB EASY app adjusts maximum daily transaction limit

Transactions included are transfers to other SCB accounts, accounts to other banks, etc.

Malaysian banks to sustain profits despite slower loan growth

S&P expects loan growth to slow to 4%-5% over the next two years.

CIMB names new growth markets, Singapore unit chief

Victor Lee Meng Teck has resigned and will be on “gardening leave.”

India’s Bank of Baroda teams up with SIDBI to back MSE sustainability

It is part of the bank’s efforts to foster a greener and more sustainable future.

SeaBank Philippines rebrands name to MariBank Philippines

Both the central bank and local SEC have granted approval for the corporate name change.

NAB names Kanishka Raja as CEO of Ubank

Raja has held leadership roles in Ubank for the past four years.

Philippine banks’ loans up 11.8% in July

This extends the growth in June, albeit at a slower pace, official data showed.

South Korean depository corporations raise industrial lending by 2.7% in Q2

Lending for working capital and facilities investment rose during the quarter.

Aspire bets on AI to reshape SME banking

Digital-first lender pushes embedded finance and automation to transform workflows.

RACQ Bank insulated from parent group stress after insurance unit sale

There are also no intra-group deposits or loans between RACQ Bank and the RACQ Group.

China and Azerbaijan’s central banks ink cooperation MOU

They aim to strengthen bilateral financial cooperation, amongst others.

Thailand’s SCBX joins AI research initiative as a founding member

It aims to explore how AI is shaping the future of global financial systems.

Japan’s megabanks may increase foreign bond purchases to meet income goals

Upcoming US Fed rate cuts may raise bond prices, increasing urgency to buy.

China Merchant Bank profit rebounds in Q2 on lower costs

Net profit grew 2.7% in Q2 from a 2.1% decline in Q1.

Hang Seng Bank appoints HSBC’s Luanne Lim as new chief executive

Diana Cesar will return to HSBC as vice chairman, Hong Kong.

Malaysian banks keep impaired loan ratios low as capital stays strong

Borrowers' repayment capacity continued to be sustained, the central bank said.