The HSBC bank in Singapore was established in 1877 and currently serves customers through its eleven traditional branches as well as over the internet. Read more »

Expatriates and travelers require banking and credit card services abroad, and HSBC Singapore has several options for credit card and bank account services. Read more »

Banking in Singapore is poised to make major milestones. However, it is important to put in mind that public holidays in Singapore do affect banking because most banks and other financial institutions close during such periods hence meaning that they do not offer services to customers. Read more »

Ministry of Finance (MOF) is responsible for the management and regulation of financial institutions and the economy of Singapore. Read more »

Many multinational companies seeking to realize opportunities in Asia, creating regional headquarters as a financial centers in Asia specifically for Asian markets. Today, more than 7,000 global conglomerates developing in Singapore, including many “blue chips” of the United States, Europe and Japan. Read more »

Singapore is one of the leading financial centers of the world and a major distribution hub of finance in Southeast Asia. No wonder, therefore, that the country has created one of the most advanced banking systems in the world, numbering about 700 local and foreign banks and financial institutions that provide services ranging from consumer banking and asset management to the stock exchange, investment banking and specialised insurance services. Read more »