UOB, SBF to connect firms to opportunities across ASEAN

They will provide on-ground assistance and financial support for digitisation.

UOB has agreed to be the financial partner of the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) for their GlobalConnect@SBF Strategic Partnerships initiative, a statement read.

The collaboration will open SBF members to opportunities across ASEAN, especially in Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Through UOB’s Foreign Direct Investment Centres located across the region and SBF’s Singapore Enterprise Centres, companies can access on-ground assistance provided by both organisations.

UOB will also provide financial support and help businesses in their digitalisation journey through its comprehensive suite of digital solutions.

In addition, both firms will share information and resources with Singapore companies through avenues through webinars that are complementary for SBF members to help them learn more about ASEAN’s diverse operating environments and to identify business opportunities.

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