Chief executive of Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Mary Huen Wai-yi, said the virtual bank licence is in line with the goal of supporting “a new era in smart banking”. Photo: Jonathan Wong Chief executive of Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Mary Huen Wai-yi, said the virtual bank licence is in line with the goal of supporting “a new era in smart banking”. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Chief executive of Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Mary Huen Wai-yi, said the virtual bank licence is in line with the goal of supporting “a new era in smart banking”. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Standard Chartered says it will apply to operate a virtual bank in Hong Kong

Topic |   Fintech
Enoch YiuMaggie Zhang
Enoch Yiu and Maggie Zhang

Updated: 10:28pm, 11 Jun, 2018

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Chief executive of Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Mary Huen Wai-yi, said the virtual bank licence is in line with the goal of supporting “a new era in smart banking”. Photo: Jonathan Wong Chief executive of Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Mary Huen Wai-yi, said the virtual bank licence is in line with the goal of supporting “a new era in smart banking”. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Chief executive of Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Mary Huen Wai-yi, said the virtual bank licence is in line with the goal of supporting “a new era in smart banking”. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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