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Standard Chartered Bank (StanChart) has appointed Lim Cheng Teck as the chief executive officer for its ASEAN markets. He reports to Jaspal Bindra, group executive director and chief executive officer for Asia, Standard Chartered PLC.

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British lender Standard Chartered bank (SCB) projects the Philippines’ gross domestic product (GDP) to grow in the “upper three percent” this year, which will be driven by the perceived political stability in the country and increased infrastructure spending.

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Standard Chartered Bank (StanChart) has appointed Lim Cheng Teck as the chief executive officer for its ASEAN markets. He reports to Jaspal Bindra, group executive director and chief executive officer for Asia, Standard Chartered PLC.

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British lender Standard Chartered bank (SCB) projects the Philippines’ gross domestic product (GDP) to grow in the “upper three percent” this year, which will be driven by the perceived political stability in the country and increased infrastructure spending.

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