SINGAPORE - Trust Bank, the digital bank launched in September by Standard Chartered Bank and the National Trades Union Congress, has been adjusting its products and services to incorporate customer feedback as competition in the banking sector hots up.
The latest moves include raising the interest rate on its savings account to a maximum of 2.5 per cent on the back of rising global rates and setting up a physical outlet to help hesitant customers make the move to digital banking.
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