OCBC

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Oct 2008

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During a year marked by volatility in equities, currencies and interest rates, Singapore bank OCBC has responded by offering innovative products and corporate treasury solutions to assist clients. "The subprime crisis brought a lot of volatility," says Wee Wei Min, head of treasury advisory, global treasury at OCBC Singapore. "Because of the volatility, there were a lot of demands to provide hedging solutions and investment solutions for customers. The main skew of things is a lot of focus on

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