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UOB trains over 100 bankers in alternative financing

It’s aiming to deepen its support for startups.

United Overseas Bank (UOB) aims to steps up in its commitment to develop startups into sustainable businesses as it trains its commercial bankers in alternative funding channels.

According to a press release by UOB, the bank understands the ambitions of startups and emerging enterprises and want to help them grow into sustainable businesses.

“In the last six months, we have trained more than 100 commercial bankers to identify and to understand the type of financing for which startups can qualify,” the press release said.



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