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UOB and ANTA sign MOU for cardholder discounts

The emerging affluent and affluent segments can expect exclusive offers.

UOB has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Avid Sports Singapore (ANTA) to offer its bank clients select product benefits.

UOB’s emerging affluent and affluent customer segments can expect exclusive offers, selected limited-edition releases, and product launches with ANTA, according to a statement on 7 July 2026.

From 10 July to 31 August, all UOB cardholders will enjoy a 5% discount and double reward points with ASCEND+, ANTA’s membership programme, across ANTA portfolio brands in stores in Singapore.

ANTA’s portfolio brands include ANTA, DESCENTE, FILA, and Salomon and Wilson.

UOB will also collaborate with ANTA on future talent development initiatives, including internships, learning and career opportunities for tertiary students, the bank said.

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