Bank of Singapore grew its assets under management (AUM) by US$6 billion QoQ, or 7%, to US$85 billion in the first quarter through March, parent company OCBC Bank reported in its first quarter results on Tuesday. AUM was 49% higher than a year before partly thanks to Bank of Singapore’s acquisition of Barclays’ wealth and investment management business in Singapore…
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