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Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung approved Vietnam Post's capital contribution in LienVietBank by merging its member company of Vietnam Postal Savings Service Co into the bank.

Kasikornbank enhanced its business partnership with Shizuoka Bank by connecting the financial service networks of the two banks. It's aim is to increase financial transactions by 4 billion Baht and becoming the top Thai bank serving Japanese customers.

Krung Thai Bank is going to reduce its outside area transfer and withdrawal’s fee to 15 baht for customers conducting transactions through the Bank’s ATMs and ADMs.

SCB announced ts SME lending strategies for 2011, highlighting a diverse range of innovative credit programs and attractive promotional campaigns all year round.

China Bank has selected SunGard’s Ambit Asset Liability Management solution.

Pre-tax profit for the six months ended December 2010 increased to RM2.97 billion compared to RM2.56 billion in the previous corresponding period ended December 2009.

Hong Leong Bank launched the first-to-market credit card to offer customers real cash.

The country’s biggest lender in term of assets, state-owned Bank Mandiri, has earmarked US$12 million for IT system development.

Woori Finance Holdings will select a new chief of Woori Bank as it wraps up the nomination to lead the group's chairmanship.

Standard Chartered Bank is optimistic about Vietnam's economy and sees many growth opportunities in the country.

The lender banks on Lee’s specialisation in business strategy, risk management and performance management.

ICBC agreed to loan at least US$9.1 billion to China's press and publication sector over the next five years.

Standard Chartered Bank (Vietnam) would be the first international bank to join the Smartlink network.

Vietnam Airlines joined forces with VietinBank to introduce an online payment facility for customers through the E-Partner debit card.

The Asia Commercial Bank has started screening fingerprints to identify account owners instead of signature and identity cards as before.

HSBC said it has launched renminbi deposit accounts for its customers in Singapore, making it one of the banks offering such services in Singapore.