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The document is an application form for corporate credit cards from United Overseas Bank Limited, detailing the responsibilities and liabilities of the CardMember and CardUser. It outlines the necessary information required for application, including choices of card types, applicant particulars, and terms regarding joint and several liabilities. The form emphasizes the importance of providing complete and accurate information, as well as the bank's discretion in approving or rejecting applications. Additionally, it includes sections for corporate resolutions authorizing card issuance and a sanctions questionnaire to assess compliance with relevant laws.

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What does the UOB stand for?

United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) is a leading bank in Asia with a global network of more than 500 branches and offices in 19 countries and territories in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America.

What is the group strategy of UOB?

UOB targets to achieve a return on equity (ROE) of 14% through three strategic pillars: 1) Targets to increase its income contribution from the ASEAN-4 region (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam) to 30% of total income by 2026 (up from 26% in 2023) driven by increased regional flows and rising customer

What does the UOB stand for in university?

University of Birmingham - Wikipedia.

What is the UOB wealth approach?

The UOB Wealth Approach This means we first identify how much risk you are able and willing to take, before considering the returns you would like to achieve. This way, you avoid taking excessive risks in your journey towards your financial goals.

What is the first risk analysis?

Step #1: Identify Risks The first step in many types of risk analysis is to make a list of potential risks you may encounter. These might be internal threats that arise from within a company but most risks will be external, occurring from outside forces.

Is Citibank taken over by UOB?

UOB integrates Citigroup in ASEANs largest data merger. UOBs acquisition of Citigroups ASEAN banking franchise, encompassing 2.4 million customers, marked a major expansion.

What is the risk first approach?

A risk-first attitude is a philosophy that focuses on identifying, treating, and managing the highest compliance risks and prioritizing them through controls, policies, and standard operating procedures. This approach helps prioritize and allocate resources to areas with the highest compliance risks.

What is the UOB risk first approach?

We recognise the importance of balancing risks and returns. Our unique Risk-First Approach ensures that you understand your risk appetite as the starting point in your wealth journey. This means we first identify how much risk you are able and willing to take, before considering the returns you would like to achieve.

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