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Updated onDecember 30, 2022

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Love is in the air, but don’t let your guard down this Valentine's Day. Beware of internet love scams where scammers befriend victims and deceive them into sending money to pay for gifts or for financial assistance. Watch this video and learn to spot the signs of an internet love scam, and share it with your friends and family.

If you suspect that you have been scammed, immediately call our dedicated 24/7 Fraud Hotline at 6255 0160. Press ‘1’ to report a case or ‘2’ to activate our emergency self-service Kill Switch feature, which will disable access to your UOB Personal Internet Banking and UOB TMRW app. You should also lodge a police report.

Remember these tips to help you #BeCyberSavvy:
1. Do not click on suspicious links provided in unsolicited SMSes and emails.
2. Do not respond to automated calls asking for approval of a transaction made on your cards or accounts.
3. Never disclose your personal or internet banking details and one-time passwords (OTPs) to anyone.
4. Never transfer money to people whom you do not know or have not met in person before.

For more information, please visit uob.com.sg/security.

Love is in the air, but don’t let your guard down this Valentine's Day. Beware of internet love scams where scammers befriend victims and deceive them into sending money to pay for gifts or for financial assistance. Watch this video and learn to spot the signs of an internet love scam, and share it with your friends and family.

If you suspect that you have been scammed, immediately call our dedicated 24/7 Fraud Hotline at 6255 0160. Press ‘1’ to report a case or ‘2’ to activate our emergency self-service Kill Switch feature, which will disable access to your UOB Personal Internet Banking and UOB TMRW app. You should also lodge a police report.

Remember these tips to help you #BeCyberSavvy:
1. Do not click on suspicious links provided in unsolicited SMSes and emails.
2. Do not respond to automated calls asking for approval of a transaction made on your cards or accounts.
3. Never disclose your personal or internet banking details and one-time passwords (OTPs) to anyone.
4. Never transfer money to people whom you do not know or have not met in person before.

For more information, please visit uob.com.sg/security.

Be Cyber Savvy: Internet Love Scam

As the global drive towards net zero continues to take centrestage, an increasing number of businesses — from micro-enterprises to large corporations — have started to transition towards more sustainable practices like switching to clean energy. However, one of the main challenges faced is the upfront cost.

While the price of installing solar panels has decreased over the years, it is still a substantial long-term investment for businesses already battered with rising operational costs. To help more businesses transition to solar energy, UOB takes a holistic ecosystem approach to financing solar projects through its U-Solar financing programme, from end-users to established suppliers like TML Energy.

TML Energy is a leading EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) player within Indonesia's solar energy sector, servicing a wide range of clients across state-owned companies, commercial businesses and residential owners. UOB's tailored financing solutions supported its construction of a two-megawatt power plant in North Sumatra and a series of solar panels on the rooftops of 35 gas stations for Pertamina – the country's state-owned energy corporation.

TML's SME clients like Charlotte's Beauty Lounge were also able to tap on UOB's U-Solar solution and seamlessly transit to solar power, reaping the longer-term benefits of clean energy for business and the environment.

With comprehensive solutions tailored to clients' needs, UOB's "One Bank" approach connects businesses to growth opportunities in the region, and beyond.

TML Energy: Diversifying Power

Enriching lives and strengthening societal bonds in our communities are fundamental to our business philosophy. In this special feature, we listen in to the thoughts of our community partners, as they express how our collaboration with them have benefited the community at large.

Driven by our long term strategies, we are committed to supporting the development of the communities in which we operate through art, children and education.

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Right By Our Communities

As we usher in the Year of the Rabbit, many of us are looking forward to an auspicious year.

Join us as Master Jason Liew, veteran Fengshui master at CXG Geomancy, shares his knowledge and expertise on what the various Chinese zodiac signs should apply to improve overall well-being, happiness and prosperity. Grab this opportunity to deepen your understanding of your Chinese zodiac and have a head start in 2023.

Learn@UOBAM – Mastering your life and luck in 2023

Fireside Chat: Opportunities and risks for ASEAN and China in the coming decade

With volatility in currencies and financial markets likely to persist, in addition to China's reopening of its closed borders after 3 years, what will be the regional outlook for 2023? What actions should businesses take to remain resilient, and navigate through these risks and challenges to capitalize on opportunities in ASEAN and beyond? What does one of the foremost thought leaders in Asia view US-China relations, state of the world, and risk and opportunities for Singapore and ASEAN?

Find out more in this video (Part 3 of 3) from the 2023 Global Markets Economic Forum 2023, hosted by Global Markets and Group Wholesale Bank on 11 January 2023

UOB Global Markets Economic Forum 2023 (Part 3/3 with Mr George Yeo)

Panel Discussion: Turning risk into resilience

With volatility in currencies and financial markets likely to persist, in addition to China's reopening of its closed borders after 3 years, what will be the regional outlook for 2023? What actions should businesses take to remain resilient, and navigate through these risks and challenges to capitalize on opportunities in ASEAN and beyond? What does one of the foremost thought leaders in Asia view US-China relations, state of the world, and risk and opportunities for Singapore and ASEAN?

Find out more in this video (Part 2 of 3) from the 2023 Global Markets Economic Forum 2023, hosted by Global Markets and Group Wholesale Bank on 11 January 2023.

UOB Global Markets Economic Forum 2023 (Part 2/3)

2023 Macroeconomic Outlook

With volatility in currencies and financial markets likely to persist, in addition to China's reopening of its closed borders after 3 years, what will be the regional outlook for 2023? What actions should businesses take to remain resilient, and navigate through these risks and challenges to capitalize on opportunities in ASEAN and beyond? What does one of the foremost thought leaders in Asia view US-China relations, state of the world, and risk and opportunities for Singapore and ASEAN?

Find out more in this video (Part 1 of 3) from the 2023 Global Markets Economic Forum 2023, hosted by Global Markets and Group Wholesale Bank on 11 January 2023.

UOB Global Markets Economic Forum 2023 (Part 1/3)

Asia Pacific continues to lead the world in economic growth, with real estate as a key sector. With the increasing focus on the global climate and how the urban landscape impacts sustainable development, the demand for green buildings and practices have also risen. This gives rise to a unique investment opportunity.

The UOB APAC Green REIT ETF (the "Fund") is the world's first APAC Green Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) ETF. The Fund aims to replicate the iEdge-UOB APAC Yield Focus Green REIT Index (the "Index").

Visit https://www.UOBAM.com.sg/apacgreenreit to start your investment journey today.

Note: This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

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UOB APAC Green REIT ETF | Invest in sustainable development

While 2022 may bring some challenges and uncertainty to the market, it is important to keep a long-term perspective and not get caught up in short-term market movements. Let us welcome the new year as we share some exciting investment opportunities that might have the potential to generate positive returns.

Join Paul Ho, Senior Director of Asia Pacific Equities, and Choo Chian, Director of Macro Strategy and Multi-Asset, UOB Asset Management (UOBAM) as they share their views and insights on the overall macroeconomic outlook.

Learn@UOBAM – 2023 Market Outlook: Market opportunities and pitfalls

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