Maybank Singapore rolls out $1,250 ex gratia support for junior staff amidst cost pressures

The one-off payout will be distributed to eligible juinor employees.

Maybank Singapore will provide a one-off $1,250 ex-gratia payment to eligible junior employees following the release of its 2025 financial results, according to a press release.

The payment is intended to support staff facing cost-of-living pressures and matches the level provided last year, which the bank described as “an above-market figure for individual support.”

Alvin Lee, Country CEO and CEO of Maybank Singapore, said the payment recognises employee contributions in the current operating environment, whilst targeting colleagues managing day-to-day expenses.

The bank is entering the next phase of its ROAR30 strategy, focusing on workforce development and the enhancement of internal capabilities.

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