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OCBC speeds up Asean-Greater China growth plans, aims for $3b incremental revenue by 2025

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The bank's refreshed logo was unveiled at the OCBC Centre Hong Kong on Monday by (from left) Mr Tan Wing Ming, OCBC's acting head of Greater China; Ms Helen Wong, the bank's group chief executive; Dr Andrew Khoo, board chairman at OCBC Hong Kong; and Ms Ivy Au-Yeung, chief executive of OCBC Hong Kong.

The bank's refreshed logo was unveiled at the OCBC Centre Hong Kong on Monday by (from left) Mr Tan Wing Ming, OCBC's acting head of Greater China; Ms Helen Wong, the bank's group chief executive; Dr Andrew Khoo, board chairman at OCBC Hong Kong; and Ms Ivy Au-Yeung, chief executive of OCBC Hong Kong.

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OCBC Bank is speeding up its growth plans, and aiming to deliver $3 billion in incremental revenue on top of the bank’s current growth trajectory by 2025, group chief executive Helen Wong said on Monday.

It also aims to hire more corporate and commercial bankers, as well as relationship managers, to support these plans.

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