Standard Chartered’s exclusive event underscores its dedication to crafting unique experiences for Priority clients, launching a series of tailored lifestyle initiatives. Beyond an art exhibition, it fostered meaningful dialogue among art aficionados, collectors, and business leaders, inviting attendees to delve into Vietnam’s rich artistic heritage.
The showcase featured mesmerizing works by celebrated Vietnamese artists, embodying the vibrancy and depth of the nation’s contemporary art scene. A standout piece was King Ham Nghi’s “Cay ben ho Léman,” symbolizing resilience and harmony.
Shezad Arif, Head of Wealth Retail Banking for Vietnam & Brunei and Global Head of Distribution Network at Standard Chartered Bank, expressed gratitude to clients, stating, “We are delighted to curate these cultural experiences for our Vietnamese clients. At Standard Chartered, we strive to enrich lives beyond banking, empowering clients to flourish in a globally connected world.”
Attuned to the evolving needs of Vietnamese clients, Standard Chartered offers personalized wealth management, flexible foreign exchange services, and access to over 300 Priority Centres globally via Global Priority Privileges. The bank also connects clients to its international network, delivering enhanced lifestyle and banking benefits through a seamless digital platform.
Standard Chartered’s excellence in premium banking is globally acknowledged through its Singapore International Banking hub. Via this network and the Global Link platform, clients can manage their Standard Chartered accounts across countries through a unified online interface, offering a consolidated view of their financial portfolio.
With over 120 years in Vietnam and 170 years of global service across 54 markets, Standard Chartered delivers unparalleled customer value and experiences. The bank provides a comprehensive suite of products and services for Affluent, Emerging Affluent, and SME clients, supported by advanced digital platforms and dedicated relationship managers, positioning Standard Chartered as Vietnam’s premier financial partner.
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