Standard Chartered said on Friday that it has formed a joint venture with strategic partners to apply for a license to issue ...

The UAE economy will grow five per cent this year and four per cent over the next two years, according to forecasts by Standard Chartered. The global bank’s growth forecast for this year is higher ...

JellyC is working with OKX and Standard Chartered to use cryptocurrencies and tokenized money market funds as off-exchange collateral.

Additionally, Standard Chartered launched ViTAL – a distributed-ledger technology transfer agency platform – across six markets, including Hong Kong and UAE. In fund services, the bank expanded ...

In June 2024, Haymans Fung took on dual leadership roles at Standard Chartered—as global head of wealth and retail bank (WRB) marketing and head of WRB marketing for Hong Kong. Her rise followed a ...

Standard Chartered Plc said it’s the first global systemically-important bank to offer a spot crypto trading service, allowing corporate and institutional clients to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ether.

Standard Chartered has officially launched spot Bitcoin trading for institutional clients through its UK branch, according to a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine. The move expands the bank’s ...

Standard Chartered has shot down a rising Wall Street narrative that global oil markets are sitting on a hidden cushion of non-OECD crude, so-called phantom barrels. In its latest Commodity ...

Liquidators trying to recover money from Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund 1MDB have sued Standard Chartered Bank in Singapore, alleging it enabled fraud that led to more than $2.7 billion in ...

Standard Chartered Plc is facing a $2.7 billion lawsuit from liquidators alleging it enabled the laundering of billions of dollars misappropriated from Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB.

Court-appointed liquidators have filed a $2.7 billion lawsuit against Standard Chartered Bank, alleging its involvement in the 1MDB scandal. The lawsuit was filed in the High Court of Singapore ...

Standard Chartered is facing a separate $1.9 billion lawsuit in London over allegations the lender broke U.S. sanctions against Iran in a more widespread way than it has previously admitted.