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Global Weekly News Wrap Up: Credit Suisse sued for alleged $2b loan arrangement fraud; StanChart marks recovery in $1b share buyback plan
And 300,000 users signed up for HSBC's new money management app.
Chart of the Week: Indian banks' credit growth hit 13.2% in mid-April
Deposits grew by 10%.
Philippine banks tighten credit standards in Q1
SMEs, corporates and households saw tighter credit access.
Chinese megabanks hit ‘modest' profit growth in Q1
New loans reached a record amount of $862.89b.
Newly licensed Hong Kong virtual lenders bolster banking hiring spree
They will be hunting for more fintech talents.
Chinese banks' assets up 7.7% to $33.9t in March
Total liabilities rose 7.3% to $36.63t.
Singapore bank loan growth to recover from weak Q1
Loans could grow by up to 6% for full-year 2019.
Pradeep Pant of Metrobank to grace the Retail Banking Forum in Manila
He will share his insights on how digitalisation can transform consumer banking.
Thai bank earnings to fall 7% in Q1: analyst
Non-interest income which may have dropped 8% hit profits.
Online hiring for Singapore bank roles up 28% in March
Singapore figures outpaced that of Malaysia and the Philippines.
Chinese banks' small business loans up 17% in Q1 as stimulus kicks in
Banks achieved 55% of their annual targets for small companies.
Singapore irons out customer liability in updated e-payments guideline
Accountholders must provide their contact details for notifications during online transactions.
Hong Kong regulators calls on Chinese banks to review opaque lending rules
It singled out an unnamed Chinese lender that engaged in share pledging.
Bain & Company's Gwendolyn Lim shares her framework for redesigning the future's banks
Improved economics, personalised customer experience, and enhanced employee engagement are keys to sustainability.
Chinese banks' struggling bottomlines aggravates capital crunch
The growth of risk-weighted-assets continues to outpace conventional assets.
Automation threatens one in three finance jobs: study
Remisiers, traders, and investment performance analysts are in the line of fire.