From conservative to fastest growing bank


THEIR story is one that is long and rich in history. Chinese entrepreneurs have been instrumental in setting up the foundation of the banking industry in Malaysia, which has blossomed during the boom times and withstood many recessions.

With a steady pace of growth and a unique style of doing business, which is said to lean on conservatism, Chinese banks grew at a steady pace that saw them snare a chunk of the Malaysian financial market. The going was good until the Asian Financial Crisis.

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