OCBC Bank named Private Wealth Bank of the Year at Asian Banking & Finance Awards 2025


OCBC Bank (M) Bhd managing director and head of consumer financial services Sammeer Sharma

KUALA LUMPUR: OCBC Bank (M) Bhd has been named Malaysia’s Private Wealth Bank of the Year at the Asian Banking & Finance Retail Banking Awards 2025.

It also received the Branch Innovation of the Year award at the same event. The awards highlight OCBC’s 18,000-square-foot Premier Private Client Centre in Bangsar, which combines luxury, privacy, and personalised wealth management in a tranquil, nature-inspired setting close to the city centre.

Managing director and head of consumer financial services Sammeer Sharma said the awards reflect OCBC Group’s standing as a major player across Asean and Greater China, with deep expertise in wealth management and a proven track record in serving affluent clients.

“In Malaysia, OCBC Bank is a leading bank in the affluent segment, with a strong foundation for continued growth. These awards affirm our commitment to redefining wealth management through innovation and client-centricity.

“The OCBC Premier Private Client Centre is a testament to our One Group approach, which integrates best-in-class financial solutions with bespoke experiences in a truly inspiring setting. With the strategic investments we are making and the immense growth opportunities within Malaysia, we are confident of doubling our affluent client base over the next five years,” he said in a statement.

The centre serves as a strategic anchor for the Bank’s high-net-worth offerings, tailored for individuals with assets under management of RM3mil and above.

It offers a comprehensive range of wealth solutions across 11 major currencies, with over 80% of its product shelf linked to sustainability.

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