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SGB has announced the launch of its graduate internship programme for Bahraini university graduates. The three-month initiative forms part of the Bank’s commitment to supporting national talent and preparing Bahraini youth for careers in the banking and financial sector.

The Bahrain Association of Banks (BAB) has announced that Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB) has joined the Association as a member, reinforcing collaboration across Bahrain’s financial sector and further strengthening the Kingdom’s position as a growing financial hub connecting Asia and the Gulf.

Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB) has partnered with BIT to make investing in U.S. stocks more accessible.BIT is a digital asset financial services platform offering access to U.S. equities and a range of investment products. Through this integration, eligible users can transfer funds directly from their SGB account to BIT, enabling a faster and streamlined funding experience for U.S. stock investing.

When Amy Lee retired from a four-decade-long career in law and finance in 2020, she felt it might be a chance to relax. Instead, she found herself getting antsy.“For my whole life, I thought I would enjoy retirement,” she tells Fortune at her home in central Singapore. “To my horror, I developed insomnia because there was no structure in my life.” Her boredom sent her in an interesting direction: When Singapore lifted its COVID movement restrictions in 2022, Lee recalls she put on a face mask “and sat through an eight-hour course on blockchain.”Lee, who is also the niece of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore’s first prime minister, now chairs the global advisory board of the Singapore Gulf Bank, a fully licensed, Bahrain-based digital bank which offers investors access to both traditional and digital assets. The bank comes from a partnership between the Whampoa Group, a multi-family office Lee had co-founded, and Mumtalakat, Bahrain’s sovereign wealth fund.