PwC’s 23rd Annual Global CEO Survey – Singapore Report
A heightened sense of uncertainty is one theme that rang out loudly this year in PwC’s 23rd Global CEO Survey, much like it has been across business headlines in general in the recent times.
A heightened sense of uncertainty is one theme that rang out loudly this year in PwC’s 23rd Global CEO Survey, much like it has been across business headlines in general in the recent times.
The outbreak of COVID-19 is already having a significant impact on a wide range of business sectors. The World Health Organization has now declared it as an emergency of international concern. It is still a complex and rapidly evolving situation.
Customers in Asia are rapidly adopting digital technologies for their day-to-day lifestyle and financial needs. Recognising this, banking regulators across Asia, including the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), have started to open the banking markets with the granting of new banking licenses for digital-only banks. So how are customers responding to this change? Are they ready to make the switch to digital banks? How open are they to the idea of sharing their data with digital banks? PwC conducted a survey to explore what customers in Singapore have top of mind when they are thinking about the shifting banking landscape, if/how/when they are likely to react, as well as the potential implications for players in the banking industry, especially the digital entrants. Over 4,500 bank account owners across Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong were interviewed, of which 1,501 respondents were from Singapore.
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Agents of change: Earning your licence to operate. Family business NextGens view themselves as agents of change for digital transformation but are looking for greater support and trust from current generation leaders. NextGens show great commitment and ambition but feel constrained to a greater or lesser degree about their role in driving the family business forwards.
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