Bank of Singapore adds US$4bn in AUM in Q2, sees “very marginal” Barclays asset attrition

27 July 2017 | 3 minutes read

Bank of Singapore grew its assets under management (AUM) by US$4 billion to US$89 billion in the three months through June, parent company OCBC reported today, noting that outflows stemming from the private bank’s Barclays integration have been “very marginal”. “We’ve been very happy and satisfied with the outcome [of the Barclays integration] so far,” OCBC COO Ching Wei Hong…

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