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CIMB Singapore rebrands Change Alley Mall to CIMB Plaza

The bank’s new centre has been refurbished with lounges for affluent banking clients.

Change Alley Mall has been rebranded to CIMB Plaza in conjunction with CIMB Singapore relocating its office eto 30 Raffles Place.

The change was made in an official ceremony attended by CIMB Group Chairman Datuk Mohd Nasir Ahmad, Group CEO Dato’ Abdul Rahman Ahmad, and CIMB Singapore CEO Victor Lee. 

The new CIMB Plaza has notably been refurbished with CIMB Preferred and Private Banking lounges.

“CIMB has established Singapore as a hub for Affluent Banking services, owing to the country’s position as a leading private banking and wealth management centre in Asia,” said CEO Lee. “We recognise the potential breadth of cross-border services such as investments, financing and inter-generational wealth services, which can be offered out of Singapore to our clients across the region.”

In their new office, CIMB staff can enjoy new features such as smart room booking, campus WiFi, collaboration pods, huddle rooms, conference rooms, phone booths, cashless vending machines, amongst others.

To ensure health and safety, CIMB has equipped the premises with facial recognition, access card, and with temperature screening. 

The air-condition systems are also equipped with HEPA filter whereas ionizers and air sterilizers were installed to further filter the air within the office.

For customers, as part of the launch of CIMB Plaza, the bank will be rolling out promotions such as the CIMB Fastsaver 3% Upsized where customers can enjoy up to 3% interest rate per annum.

Customers can also enjoy up to 1.68% interest rate p.a. on a 12-month tenure with the bank’s CIMB SGD Fixed Deposit. 

Customers using the CIMB Credit Card also has a chance to get a free Samsung Galaxy S22 5G and 100% cashback.

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