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The enhancements allow clients to review their transaction history, operating loans and deposits, and 3rd party bank account balances.

Vietnamese banks are focusing on expanding their mobile banking services as customers are now turning to use mobile services.

The State Bank of Pakistan introduced a set of prudential returns/statements for banks to enable it to effectively monitor and assess the risks posed by their relationship with the associated undertakings.

Fitch Ratings says a weaker operating environment in Asia Pacific may lead to rating pressure on banks in China and India.

Hong Kong ordered banks to toughen lending requirements for those with more than one mortgage on residential property.

China UnionPay cards will now be accepted in by all automatic teller machines and point-of-sales machines owned by Nepal's Himalayan Bank.

Allahabad Bank will offer a short-term deposit scheme for high-value customers.

Policy makers of the central bank of South Korea unanimously left unchanged the benchmark 7-day repo rate at 3 percent for September.

Sri Lanka's Central Bank reported that foreign inflows including workers' remittances continued to hold up.

Mandiri credit card holders will be able to buy three Merpati tickets for the price of two at the airline’s sales office in a promotion that will run from Sept. 19, 2012 until Sept. 18, 2013.

The waning interest of the Indian banking sector towards real estate lending is reflected in the loan exposure growth rate, which declined to 4 percent from 23 percent last year.

Bank Mandiri is planning an initial public offering next year for its Islamic unit, Bank Syariah Mandiri, according to its commercial director, Sunarso.

HSBC had agreed to sell its operations in Pakistan to the Asian country’s JS Bank Limited for an undisclosed sum.

Pakistan Post has launched an Electronic Money Order service at seventeen centres in ten districts of the country.

Bank of Baroda reduced its home loan rates by 0.25 percent across all categories for both new and existing customers.

PT Bank Tabungan Negara inked a deal to improve Telkom’s Delima remittance business.