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Corporates line up for Myanmar opportunity

13-07-2013 08:59

As senior decision makers from around the globe descend on Myanmar’s capital city Nay Pyi Taw for the World Economic Forum on East Asia this week, multinational companies are lining up to explore the huge commercial opportunities in the country.

Standard Chartered CEO promises more to come in Vietnam

17-09-2016 15:09

The first-ever visit of Standard Chartered group’s CEO Bill Winters to Vietnam last week highlighted the lender’s long-term commitment to the country, promising further investment to capture opportunities in the 90-million population market.

Standard Chartered Vietnam appoints Michele Wee as new CEO

03-02-2021 13:49

Standard Chartered Bank today announced the appointment of Michele Wee as CEO for Vietnam, effective from February 1. She will report to Patrick Lee, cluster CEO, Singapore and ASEAN Markets (Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and representative offices).

Standard Chartered CEO: Positive growth anticipated for Vietnam

05-11-2020 18:55

Nirukt Sapru, CEO Vietnam and ASEAN and South Asia Cluster Markets, Standard Chartered Bank looks into the growth prospects of the Vietnamese economy in 2021 and how Vietnam can sustain high economic growth in the coming years.

Standard Chartered Bank appoints CEO for ASEAN markets

17-04-2014 14:00

Standard Chartered Bank today announced the appointment of Lim Cheng Teck as the chief executive officer (CEO) for its ASEAN markets. The appointment is effective from May 1, 2014.

Standard Chartered Bank has new CEO for Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos

28-10-2013 17:00

Standard Chartered Bank today announced the appointment of Nirukt Sapru as its new CEO for Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.

Standard Chartered Asia records stellar first half

31-07-2023 09:56

Standard Chartered Asia's H1/2023 report unveils a robust income growth, underpinned by record performances in 11 of its markets, including Vietnam, and a flourishing cross-border trade, particularly in the China-ASEAN corridor.

Standard Chartered Bank and ADB collaborate to support microfinance across Asia

19-03-2013 14:48

Standard Chartered Bank today announced a collaboration with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to support the growth of the microfinance sector in Asia.

Standard & Poor’s upgrades Standard Chartered Bank to AA-

12-12-2011 17:29

The strength of Standard Chartered’s balance sheet, risk management approach and market position across the growing economies of Africa, Asia and the Middle East were cited by Standard & Poor’s “S&P” in its upgrade of Standard Chartered Bank from A+ to AA- on December 1, 2011.

Vietjet president and CEO named Asia-Pacific CEO of the Year

06-11-2019 18:34

Vietjet president and CEO Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao has been named the APAC CEO of the Year at the 2019 Aviation 100 Awards held today in Hong Kong.

Standard Chartered quits ACB

17-01-2018 10:13

Two big shareholders of Asia Commercial Joint Stock Bank (ACB), Standard Chartered APR Limited and Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited, have just sold a total of 154 million ACB shares and gained over VND6 trillion ($264.3 million) in proceeds.

Standard Chartered has Vietnam aspirations

28-10-2014 10:00

Standard Chartered Bank is determined to become a market leader in terms of value-added products and service quality, demonstrating above-market growth in the coming years. This aspiration is driving the bank to embark on a new stage of development. Standard Chartered Vietnam CEO Nirukt Sapru outlined the bank’s key points to VIR.

Standard Chartered opens more doors

08-10-2012 13:42

Standard Chartered Bank Vietnam just opened its new head office at Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower in Hanoi. On the occasion, the bank’s CEO Louis Taylor shared his thoughts with VIR about the Vietnam economy’s current standing, future perspective and the bank’s commitment in doing business long-term in Vietnam.