The Monetary Authority of Singapore wants the credits to help with the retirement of coal plants, which account for 60% of energy supply in the region, and replace them with cleaner sources.
The German bank is targeting clients, including fund managers, who want Shariah custody as regional demand grows and cross-border Asean capital flows increase.
The move is part of a deal for Citi to sell consumer banking businesses in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia to UOB as it retreats from 14 markets in the space. Meanwhile, a major reorganisation at the bank has begun, including Asia leadership changes.
Wang, who joins from Citibank, will lead MUFG China’s non-Japanese client coverage teams for its corporate banking portfolio, comprising local and global corporates, Chinese SOEs and financial institutional clients.
Off-balance sheet income is driving global banks’ Q3 earnings, a McKinsey report has found, but to sustain growth momentum, Asia’s institutions will need to overhaul inefficiencies.