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    |  |  | Bank of India (BoI) was 
    founded on 7th September, 1906 by a group of eminent businessmen in Mumbai 
    (previously known as Bombay), India. Prudence and high standard of customer 
    service have been the corner stones of the Bank's growth during these 104 
    years. Today, the Bank ranks as a premier bank with over 3207 branches in 
    India and 29 foreign branches/offices. Singapore Branch was established as 
    the fourth foreign branch of the Bank in 1951. Over fifty years of 
    experience in global banking has endowed the Bank with strong asset and 
    correspondent relations with leading International Banks. As a 
    Full Banks in 
    Singapore, Bank of India may provide the whole range of commercial banking 
    business approved under the Banking Act. BoI provide a wide range of 
    corporate banking and treasury management services in Singapore and across 
    Asia including: short-term borrowing, trade finance, short term investing, 
    treasury management, and foreign exchange solutions.  |  |  |  
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    | Besides commercial banking, which includes 
    deposit taking, the provision of cheque services and lending, BoI may 
    also carry on any other business which is regulated or authorized by
    
    MAS, including financial advisory services, insurance broking and 
    capital market services. |  
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    |  |  | Bank of India Incorporated in : India
 Category : Full Banks
 
 Address :
 158, Cecil Street
 #01, #02 & #09
 Singapore 069545
 
 Telephone : +65 6222 0011 (General)
 Facsimile  : +65 6225 4407
 
 SWIFT Code : BKIDSGSG
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    At Singapore, Bank of India specializes in trade finance, loan syndications, 
    forex dealing, derivative products, remittance and India related business. 
    The Bank commands the trust of local depositors who have been supporting the 
    Bank since inception. Commercial banks in Singapore are licensed under and 
    governed by the Banking Act. They may undertake universal banking. Besides 
    commercial banking, which includes deposit taking, the provision of cheque 
    services and lending, the banks may also carry on any other business which 
    is regulated or authorised by
    
    MAS, including financial advisory services, insurance broking and 
    capital market services. (Section 30 of the Banking Act defines the 
    permissible activities). Commercial banks and their representatives do not 
    have to be separately licensed to carry out such activities, but must comply 
    with the business conduct requirements prescribed in the Financial Advisers 
    Act (FAA), Insurance Act (IA) and Securities and Futures Act (SFA) 
    accordingly.
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