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We’re continuing to grow our presence in Taiwan, serving one of Asia’s fastest-growing affluent markets.

Last week, we marked the opening of our Tianmu Priority Private Centre in Taipei – our third in Taiwan in the past 18 months and the 19th centre across our network.

The centre was inaugurated by Judy Hsu, CEO, Wealth & Retail Banking (WRB) and ASEAN, South Asia, Greater China & North Asia; Raymond Ang, Global Head, Private Bank and Affluent Clients & Head, WRB, Greater China & North Asia; and Anthony Yu, CEO & Head, WRB, Taiwan, together with our clients, colleagues, and partners.

This milestone reflects our continued investment in our Affluent business, with Taiwan playing an important role in our global strategy.

By combining global expertise with deep local insights, our Priority Private Centres deliver more personalised wealth experiences – connecting clients to broader opportunities through our network and capabilities, reinforcing our position as a leading international wealth manager.

Find out more: https://www.sc.com/en/wealth-retail-banking/priority-private/

#NowsYourTimeForWealth #PriorityPrivate #WealthManagement

We’re continuing to grow our presence in Taiwan, serving one of Asia’s fastest-growing affluent markets.

Last week, we marked the opening of our Tianmu Priority Private Centre in Taipei – our third in Taiwan in the past 18 months and the 19th centre across our network.

The centre was inaugurated by Judy Hsu, CEO, Wealth & Retail Banking (WRB) and ASEAN, South Asia, Greater China & North Asia; Raymond Ang, Global Head, Private Bank and Affluent Clients & Head, WRB, Greater China & North Asia; and Anthony Yu, CEO & Head, WRB, Taiwan, together with our clients, colleagues, and partners.

This milestone reflects our continued investment in our Affluent business, with Taiwan playing an important role in our global strategy.

By combining global expertise with deep local insights, our Priority Private Centres deliver more personalised wealth experiences – connecting clients to broader opportunities through our network and capabilities, reinforcing our position as a leading international wealth manager.

Find out more: https://www.sc.com/en/wealth-retail-banking/priority-private/

#NowsYourTimeForWealth #PriorityPrivate #WealthManagement

Tianmu Priority Private Centre in Taipei

At Standard Chartered Corporate & Investment Bank, we connect global ambition to growth, between markets, capital and opportunities.

Make growth your next stop.

Discover more about how we connect our clients cross-border: www.sc.com/cib

Corporate & Investment Banking | Make growth your next stop

We set out our strategic initiatives and medium-term financial framework at an investor event in Hong Kong, where Roberto Hoornweg, CEO of our Corporate & Investment Banking business, presented on 'Corporate & Investment Banking: Strategy and growth aligned to structural shifts.'

Investor Event 2026 | Roberto Hoornweg, CEO, Corporate & Investment Banking

We set out our strategic initiatives and medium-term financial framework at an investor event in Hong Kong, where Judy Hsu, CEO of our Wealth & Retail Banking business, presented on 'Wealth & Retail Banking: From transformation to outperformance.'

Investor Event 2026 | Judy Hsu, CEO, Wealth & Retail Banking

As change accelerates across the global economy, we are capturing opportunities through our strategic initiatives and medium‑term financial framework.

At today's Investor Event in Hong Kong, Group Chief Executive Bill Winters and members of the Management Team will set out our vision for growth.

Watch the webcast live here: https://www.sc.com/en/investors/events-and-presentations/2026-investor-event/?utm_campaign_id=CPN-1939&utm_activity_id=TSK-4613&utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2026_sc-investor-event

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Standard Chartered Investor Day 2026

a. In this episode, TFE, a Singapore-based engineering solutions provider, shares their expansion journey to India and how with the right financial partner and international consultancy firm Altios, they were able to manage operations and scale their business beyond Singapore.

Standard Chartered and ALTIOS have entered into a strategic partnership to support the Bank’s SME clients in expanding across Asia. Under the collaboration, ALTIOS provides guidance on market-entry strategy, company incorporation, partner and distributor searches, and hands-on operational support; it does not onboard clients to Standard Chartered or undertake any regulated banking activities or outsourced banking activities from Standard Chartered. As a regulated financial institution, Standard Chartered provides banking products and services and supports SME clients with their banking needs.

This article (https://www.scmp.com/native/business/topics/helping-smes-grow-globally/article/3346178/smes-leverage-standard-chartereds-global-network-and-expertise-achieve-growth) was originally published by the South China Morning Post (SCMP.com) on 30 March 2026. The copyright belongs to SCMP, and no part of the article can be republished without permission or consent. It can only be republished as a full article with permission from SCMP.

How Standard Chartered supports TFE’s international expansion

a. In this episode, J. Gordhan & Co., a Hong Kong–based arts and crafts products firm, shares their expansion journey and how with the right financial partner, they were able to scale beyond Hong Kong with confidence.

This article (https://www.scmp.com/native/business/topics/helping-smes-grow-globally/article/3342076/how-standard-chartereds-sme-banking-helps-hong-kong-arts-and-crafts-design-firms-growth) was originally published by the South China Morning Post (SCMP.com) on 13 February 2026. The copyright belongs to SCMP, and no part of the article can be republished without permission or consent. It can only be republished as a full article with permission from SCMP.

How Standard Chartered supports J. Gordhan & Co’s global growth

Cash is not always where you need it and when you need it. Between capital controls and FX liquidity, cash can get hard to deploy quickly.

This is driving a continued focus simultaneously on cash centralisation and ensuring trapped cash continues to work for a global business.

Learn more about our expertise and capabilities in the Technology, Media and Telecomms industry:
https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/industries/technology-media-telecom/

How can corporates optimise liquidity more effectively?

The risk map is being redrawn. Geopolitics, energy and supply chain dependencies, commodity prices all drive volatility - often moving faster than traditional risk management practices can keep up. Understanding how each of these interplays is becoming more critical than ever.

Learn more about our expertise and capabilities in the Technology, Media and Telecomms industry: https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/industries/technology-media-telecom/

How should treasurers think about risk management in this environment?