China Bank Implements Intellect’s Trust Banking Solution
The Filipino bank seeks to enhance its trust and asset management operations.
Intellect's tool allows the bank to service more clients with a single interface, identify cross-selling and upselling opportunities, and manage portfolios.
Patrick Cheng, senior vice president and head of the bank's trust and asset management group, said in a statement that the implementation will help the bank to address increasing opportunities.
"Now a major player in the trust industry, China Bank aims to sustain its expected growth," Cheng said.
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