Bian Chiang Bank is established in Kuching.
One of the oldest corporate lineages that will eventually feed into CIMB begins in Sarawak.
CHRONOLOGY · BANKING · CIMB
A chronology showing how Bian Chiang Bank, Bank Bumiputra, Southern Bank, United Asian Bank, CIMB merchant banking and regional acquisitions converged into today's CIMB Group.
A chronology showing how Bian Chiang Bank, Bank Bumiputra, Southern Bank, United Asian Bank, CIMB merchant banking and regional acquisitions converged into today's CIMB Group.
One of the oldest corporate lineages that will eventually feed into CIMB begins in Sarawak.
Its history helps explain Malaysia's post-crisis banking consolidation and the broader push by domestic financial groups to compete across ASEAN.
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One of the oldest corporate lineages that will eventually feed into CIMB begins in Sarawak.
The two institutions develop very different franchises that later become part of the same universal-banking group.
The joint venture focuses on corporate finance, restructuring and advisory — the lineage that later gives CIMB its investment-banking identity.
The restructured bank develops a reputation for systems, transparency and a performance-driven culture.
Bank of Commerce takes control of the merchant bank and renames it CIMB, which becomes increasingly prominent in corporate finance, IPOs, equities and fixed income.
The combined commercial-bank franchise gains a much larger branch network while CIMB remains a separate investment-banking subsidiary.
The Asian Financial Crisis helps trigger a landmark consolidation that creates Bumiputra-Commerce Bank.
Investment banking, consumer banking, Islamic finance and asset management are brought together, and the acquisition of Southern Bank completes a major three-way consolidation.
CIMB Thai launches, Singapore consumer banking grows, Cambodia opens in 2010 and later Vietnam and the Philippines extend the retail footprint.
The Philippines digital-bank launch completes a regional footprint built through a combination of acquisitions, subsidiaries and new licences.
The group commits to phasing out coal by 2040, joins the Net-Zero Banking Alliance and launches the OCTO mobile-banking platform.
The group remains one of ASEAN's largest universal banks, with consumer, corporate, investment and Islamic banking franchises.
Different pieces of today's group trace back to Bian Chiang Bank, Bank Bumiputra, Southern Bank, United Asian Bank and a 1974 merchant bank.
The 1999 Bank Bumiputra–Bank of Commerce merger became a major building block for the later universal-bank structure.
Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam and the Philippines show different pathways to creating an ASEAN network.
Its history helps explain Malaysia's post-crisis banking consolidation and the broader push by domestic financial groups to compete across ASEAN.
01Can a universal regional bank retain local-market strengths while standardising technology and risk management?
02How much of CIMB's future growth will come from digital banking rather than branches?
03Will sustainability commitments materially change the group's long-run loan and investment portfolio?
01Execution of CIMB's Forward30 strategy.
02Digital-bank growth across ASEAN.
03Progress against coal phase-out and net-zero commitments.
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