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CIMB Singapore and Wing Bank Forge Strategic Partnership to Enhance Financial Services Between Singapore and Cambodia

Ana Fernanda Reporter / Updated : 2025-06-03 19:49:48
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Singapore and Phnom Penh, Cambodia – CIMB Singapore and Wing Bank (Cambodia) Plc have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening cross-border financial services and deepening economic cooperation between Singapore and Cambodia. This collaboration is expected to be a significant milestone in enhancing financial connectivity within the ASEAN region, leveraging CIMB Singapore's regional expertise and Wing Bank's local leadership to serve a wide range of clients including corporations, SMEs, and high-net-worth individuals.

 
Opening New Horizons for Enhanced ASEAN Financial Connectivity

This partnership aims to provide seamless financial solutions to commercial banking clients, SMEs, and high-net-worth individuals by combining CIMB Singapore's extensive regional expertise with Wing Bank's deep roots in Cambodia. CIMB Singapore, a key branch of the Malaysia-headquartered CIMB Group, boasts a strong network and a wide array of financial products and services across the ASEAN region.

It is particularly driving regional growth by positioning Singapore as a hub for ASEAN. Wing Bank, as a leading digital bank in Cambodia, has significantly contributed to expanding financial inclusion in Cambodia through its mobile banking and remittance services. Its extensive agent network across Cambodia and innovative digital solutions are Wing Bank's strengths.

Dr. Dmytro Kolechko, CEO of Wing Bank, emphasized, "Our collaboration with CIMB Singapore allows us to offer world-class financial solutions to our customers while deepening Cambodia's economic integration. This is a significant step towards greater financial inclusion and cross-border opportunities." Victor Lee Meng Teck, CEO of CIMB Singapore and CEO of Group Wholesale Banking, stated, "Our collaboration with Wing Bank reflects CIMB's commitment to fostering financial inclusion and economic development across ASEAN. Together, we will create new value for our customers and strengthen the Singapore-Cambodia financial corridor."

 
Providing Comprehensive Financial Solutions and Empowering SMEs

This collaboration will seamlessly provide tailored banking solutions to support the growing cross-border business demands, including deposits, loans, remittances, and trade finance. A particular focus will be placed on supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which form the backbone of the Cambodian economy. In Cambodia, SMEs account for 98% of all businesses, 70% of employment, and 58% of GDP, making them a crucial engine of the Cambodian economy.

These SMEs have often faced difficulties in accessing funding and conducting international trade transactions. This partnership is expected to provide substantial support for their growth by combining CIMB Singapore's financial expertise with Wing Bank's local network. Specifically, this could include the development of efficient trade finance products for SMEs, the provision of convenient cross-border remittance services, and the linkage of loan products for business expansion.

 
Deepening Singapore-Cambodia Economic Synergy

In 2024, trade volume between Cambodia and Singapore recorded an impressive 101% growth year-on-year, reaching US$103 million, according to data from the Cambodian Customs Department. This clearly indicates the deepening economic synergy between the two countries. This partnership will further facilitate this economic interaction and promote cross-border transactions and business growth.

As logistics and trade flows between the two countries become more active, the efficiency of financial services becomes even more crucial. The collaboration between CIMB and Wing Bank is expected to meet these demands. For example, businesses will be able to transfer funds quickly and securely without complex paperwork and receive trade-related financial support, significantly increasing the efficiency of their business operations.

 
Expanding Tailored Wealth Management Services for High-Net-Worth Individuals

For high-net-worth individuals, this partnership will leverage CIMB Singapore's strength as a leading wealth management hub in ASEAN and combine it with Wing Bank's local market expertise to provide sophisticated investment and wealth management solutions tailored to Cambodia's evolving financial landscape. Singapore, along with Hong Kong, is considered one of the two major financial hubs in the Asia-Pacific region, with strong competitiveness particularly in wealth management.

CIMB Singapore offers diverse global investment products and professional wealth management services, while Wing Bank can provide customized services based on its deep understanding of the Cambodian local market. This reflects the diversifying financial needs of high-net-worth individuals with Cambodia's economic growth, supporting optimized wealth accumulation and management for them. For instance, enhanced access to international investment opportunities, personalized portfolio construction, and tax-efficient asset transfer strategies could be provided.

 
A Leap Towards Innovation, Inclusion, and Sustainable Growth

This landmark partnership opens a new era of Singapore-Cambodia financial integration, expected to drive innovation, inclusion, and sustainable growth. By connecting two dynamic economies, CIMB Singapore and Wing Bank are paving the way for a more interconnected and prosperous future for ASEAN.

This collaboration will strengthen the financial infrastructure across the entire ASEAN region and deepen economic ties between countries in the region. In particular, through the advancement of digital financial solutions, it will provide more opportunities for previously underserved segments and further stimulate cross-border business activities, positively impacting regional economic development. Ultimately, this will be a crucial driving force for the prosperity and mutual development of the ASEAN community.

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