Baiduri Bank opens Singapore representative office

Young Yi will serve as chief representative officer.

Baiduri Bank is opening its first overseas representative office in Singapore.

Brunei’s largest conventional or traditional bank can now be found at the Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 2.

The office is expected to serve as a touchpoint to facilitate conversations with potential investors, as well as explore new opportunities linked to Brunei, according to a press release.

Young Yi will serve as chief representative officer. He brings over 25 years of corporate banking experience into the role, having worked with Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Societe Generale, ANZ, and Westpac.

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