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We transformed the JW Marriott ballroom into a Prosperous City last week to celebrate Chinese New Year with our business banking customers. Were you there? Try to spot yourself in the picture below! #OCBCxSMEs
Ahead of Budget 2019, Jason Ho, our Head of Group HR, shares his thoughts on how SkillsFuture can be enhanced beyond monetary support to ensure that Singaporeans will be future ready and not just digital ready. #WeSeeYou #SgBudget2019
Poor oral health among seniors can be linked to factors like fear of pain. Vulnerable seniors with mobility and affordability issues tend to put off visits to the dentist if they can. To allay their anxieties, our staff volunteers arranged for transport from the seniors’ homes to the clinic and stayed with them throughout the visit. After treatment, there were smiles all around as the seniors could chew and better enjoy eating their food – an everyday action that we may take for granted.
OCBC Bank will be at the Mega Career and Study Fair at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) this weekend! If you are looking to land your (first) role with the Bank, visit our friendly career advisors at Booth C113. We hope to see you there! For more opportunities, click here. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQZGt
Wendy Tan and Lena Lim are co-founders of childhood education brands Josiah Montessori and My Learning Haven. We’ve launched a new business dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs like them! Read on to find out more. #OCBCxSMEs
With Project Belanja!, 50 vulnerable seniors can now enjoy ready-cooked meals daily, at stalls in their neighbourhood. This OCBC-supported initiative is piloted by our charity partner, Food from the Heart. Meals are redeemable via QR code, making it fuss-free and convenient. We are thankful that Mr Abdul Rahman who runs Habibie Seafood, agreed to support this pilot. “I have been blessed with good health and have enough to get by so I want to give back to help others. I also want to set an example for my 22-year-old grandson,” he said. If we have more stall owners like Mr Rahman, project Belanja! will soon be able to offer seniors a larger variety of nutritious meals!
With the use of this new digital service, the time taken for MNCs and large corporates to set up an account can be shortened from months to weeks, and in some cases, by as much as 75 per cent!
Connect your business apps to our digital business dashboard, get one view of your business and start making more informed business decisions. It’s compatible with more than 40 apps! #OCBCxSMEs #TheNewDigital http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQbmL
OCBC launches brand promise to be Simply Spot On for customers The tagline is a pledge to listen to customers, understand their needs and provide the most appropriate solutions for them OCBC Bank today launched a Brand Promise campaign with the tagline Simply Spot On (深知你心，更合你意). The Brand Promise is not a marketing campaign. It is OCBC Bank’s pledge to customers that it will make the effort to listen to them, truly understand them, and come up with the most appropriate solutions to meet their needs. The Brand Promise has been the focal point of OCBC Bank way before the launch of the tagline. The pledge to be Simply Spot On cuts across everything the bank does – its products and processes; channels and capabilities; client service and interaction; and in our suite of digital offerings which aim to give customers the fastest, most convenient and seamless experience digitally.
Other than providing insights on derivatives and forex, OCBC’s Global Treasury and Investment Banking (GTIB) enjoys spending their free time baking and designing fun, colourful cookies with the youths at Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS). The division is particularly passionate about disadvantaged youths in Singapore and has been a huge patron of the organization and its kids for the last 3 years. “We hope to close the gap, to help [the youths] stay socially engaged and gainfully employed,” Mr Lam Kun Kin, Head, GTIB Division (extreme right) shared.
