Malaysia

 

Up 24.1 percent.

The schemes aim to complement the Employees Provident Fund savings by employees.

Loan growth and improved asset quality.

Strengthening Malaysia's links with Japan.

Asean Financial Integration allows greater flexibilites.

144 Asean branches in three years.

No less than the Prime Minister!

Lenders have to work much harder.

Bank loans are up 11.9 percent.

CIMB launched its international money transfer service, SpeedSend, to Myanmar, Vietnam, India, Bangladesh and Nepal.

RHB Bank Bhd expects to almost double its internet and mobile banking customers to 1.5 million by next year.

Wong Kim Choong has been appointed as United Overseas Bank Malaysia's chief executive officer with immediate effect.

CIMB Bank expects to raise its market share for debit cards from the current 5.7 percent to 10 percent next year.

The Greater China operations of Malayan Banking Berhad or Maybank are now the third largest overseas contributor to the group’s pre-tax profit after Singapore and Indonesia.

Malaysia's banking sector will experience resilient earnings in line with the country’s sturdy economic growth supported by strong domestic demand, robust capital markets and exports.