OCBC Bank awarded highest-level green data centre certification from Green Climate Initiative


OCBC Bank chief operating officer Chong Lee Ying (fourth from left) receiving the recognition for the Bank from GCI chief financial officer, Avis Tan (third from left). Others present included (from left to right) Sharon Si Swee Chin, head of Technology Services, OCBC Bank; Matthew Rajendra, chief executive officer, GCI; Hong Hee Loon, head of Technology, OCBC Bank; Jocelyn Tan Nee Nee, head of Operations and Technology, OCBC Bank; and Sathia Seelan, head of Data Centre, OCBC Bank.
OCBC Bank chief operating officer Chong Lee Ying (fourth from left) receiving the recognition for the Bank from GCI chief financial officer, Avis Tan (third from left). Others present included (from left to right) Sharon Si Swee Chin, head of Technology Services, OCBC Bank; Matthew Rajendra, chief executive officer, GCI; Hong Hee Loon, head of Technology, OCBC Bank; Jocelyn Tan Nee Nee, head of Operations and Technology, OCBC Bank; and Sathia Seelan, head of Data Centre, OCBC Bank.

The bank is also the first to receive the recognition at Megawatt level

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