Singapore’s stability, established reputation and ease of doing business give it an edge.
Singapore's appeal is due to its status as a premier foreign exchange trading hub and its strategic location as a gateway between East and West.
It found that around 40 per cent of those surveyed are considering relocating their regional treasury centres to or within Asia, with Singapore, Shanghai and Hong Kong being the top choices. Mr Lim Soon Chong, DBS’ group head of global transaction services, told The Straits Times on July 25 that connectivity, seamless access to capital markets, a strong financial system and a deep talent pool are some of the key requirements for regional treasury centres to thrive.
Mr Lim added that DBS has noted a growing number of multinationals eyeing emerging opportunities in South-east Asia, as well as the broader South Asia and Asia-Pacific. This is driven by the regions’ expanding middle-income populations with a strong preference for e-commerce and on-demand services. The poll found that 80 per cent said they plan to diversify their sources of financing, while 75 per cent are focused on innovating products and services. This is in contrast with other survey respondents, who cited product and service innovation as their top priority for diversification.
These are in addition to the departments’ traditional responsibilities, such as cash and liquidity management, compliance and risk management.
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