SINGAPORE: DBS online banking and payment services were disrupted on Friday (May 5) for the second time in less than two months. Customers reported difficulties logging in to DBS/POSB digital banking, ...
DBS digibank services, including Paylah! disrupted again; second time in 2 months
Thousands of DBS Bank customers in Singapore on Friday (May 5) said they were unable to use DBS digibank online and mobile services for about an hour from around 12.30pm.DBS’ digital banking services, ...
DBS, POSB experience third banking service disruption in two years
DBS and POSB banking services faced a 45-minute disruption due to high traffic on 5 May. This is the second service disruption in two months and third in two years.
DBS online services down for nearly an hour; second disruption in under 2 months
Complaints on the website Downdetector, which tracks outages, saw a surge in complaints about DBS at 12.45pm. There were more than 2,000 reports from DBS bank customers on the website. At 1pm, a total ...
Disruption to DBS digital banking services due to ‘high login traffic volume’
SINGAPORE: DBS Bank users experienced intermittent issues logging into the bank's mobile banking services on Friday (May 5) due to "high login traffic volume", the bank said. It was responding to ...
Alibaba’s global e-commerce arm that includes Lazada weighs US IPO, sources say
The Alibaba unit would join a number of high-profile Chinese firms including fast-fashion leader Shein seeking to tap US capital. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Shares Rise, Dollar Weakens on Bank Sector Fears
"With the dust barely settling post Wednesday's Fed meeting, banking sector developments have added to conviction not just that the Fed is done tightening, but that the Fed will b ...
Lawmakers urge SEC to look into Shein use of Uyghur forced labor before IPO offering
A bipartisan group of congressmen is asking the Securities and Exchange Commission to force the popular clothing store Shein to prove that it does not use forced Uyghur labor in the making of its ...
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Nasa highlights that the Czech Republic has become the 24th country to sign the Artemis Accords. The Register reports that the U.S. President Joe Biden is proposing tax “designed to counter the ...
Alibaba’s Global Online Commerce Arm Weighs a US IPO
Deliberations around an IPO are very preliminary and the situation may change ... It competes with Amazon and Sea Ltd.’s Shopee in Southeast Asian markets such as Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. In ...
UOB to invest over $500 mil to build new global technology and innovation centre in Punggol
UOB, on April 18, announced that it will invest over $500 million to build its new global technology and innovation centre in JTC’s Punggol Digital District, becoming the first local bank to do so.
UOB deepens its regional roots
Wee Ee Cheong, talks about challenges in expanding its regional network and retail bank, investing in tech and talent, succession ...
Despite record earnings, generous dividends, analysts lukewarm towards DBS as outlook turns cautious
Despite reporting record net profit of $2.57 billion in 1QFY2023 ended March after setting aside $99 million in general provisions and adding $200 million to its management overlays, analysts are not ...
In Australia and Singapore, female crypto investors are doing it better than males
According to Independent Reserve survey studies conducted in Australia and Singapore, female crypto investors are on top for profitability. ... Read More The post In Australia and Singapore, female ...
It’s time HSBC’s top owner calms down or sells up
Ping An Insurance , will soon be left with just two good options at HSBC , : sell up or calm down. The Chinese company's push to split up the $150 billion lender is going nowhere. Sticking around as a ...
Citi bets on its ‘crown jewel’
Citi’s treasury and trade solutions business has bucked a pandemic-era decline to post 32% higher revenue. But what does it do?