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    | Indian Overseas Bank |  
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    |  |  | Indian Overseas Bank is the 
    first India based bank to commence operations in Singapore as early as 
    February 1941. Indian Overseas Bank in Singapore's operations are focus on 
    Trade Financing and Retail Banking, Credit Services and Indian Rupee 
    Remittances in particular, supporting India's trade with Singapore and other 
    countries in the Asia-Pacific region or addressing the financial needs of 
    the global Indian community. As a 
    Full Banks in 
    Singapore, Indian Overseas Bank may provide the whole range of commercial banking 
    business approved under the Banking Act. Indian Overseas Bank offers a wide 
    range of banking products and financial services to corporate and retail 
    customers through a variety of delivery channels and it is market leaders in 
    remittances to India and providing investment advisory services for NRIs. 
    Indian Overseas Bank branch in Singapore are fully automated with SWIFT 
    facility for inter-bank remittances to India in particular. |  |  |  
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    | Besides commercial banking, which includes 
    deposit taking, the provision of cheque services and lending, Indian 
    Overseas Bank 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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    |  |  | Indian Overseas Bank Incorporated in : India
 Category : Full Banks
 
 Address :
 64 Cecil Street
 IOB Building
 Singapore 049711
 
 Telephone : +65 6225 1100 (General)
 Facsimile  : +65 6224 4490
 
 SWIFT Code : IOBASGSG
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    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.
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