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And Goldman's Solomon to be the banks' next president and CEO.

They believe that the rise of realtime payments also allows for new types of fraud methods.

Entries are accepted until 18 May 2018.

Singapore banks lead the pack as over half pledge to increase investment by over 5%.

As we move into 2018, Asia-Pacific banks are facing a range of challenges — from implementing Basel III reforms and keeping pace with technology advancements, to responding to the disruption and opportunities posed by new, non-traditional market entrants. Pressure is also coming from investors, who are demanding that banks improve returns on capital in an environment where economic growth continues to be modest and competition fierce.

These include the rise of Chinese tech giants, growing migration, and the boom of small businesses.

soCash aims to reduce consumer dependence on ATMs.

And France rejects UK bid to include banks in EU trade deal.

The tech giant is in talks with JPMorgan Chase to create a product similar to a checking account.

Citibank, DBS, HSBC, Maybank, OCBC, Standard Chartered, and UOB will soon offer PayNow Corporate.

It is the first bank in Singapore to train its staff by IBF standards.

Its community financial services and Islamic banking arm performed strongly.

From breaking trust to breaking banks, digital attacks are becoming more powerful than ever.

Only DBS had the digital model that can stand with European and American banks.

A robust economy and optimism in the property market are slowly narrowing the gap.

And Greek banks urged to put more effort to cut NPLs.