DBS denies service disruption linked to Myanmar treasury bond sales


DBS denies service disruption linked to Myanmar treasury bond sales. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): DBS Bank on Wednesday (Nov 24) denied that the disruption to its digital services was linked to the sale of treasury bonds in Myanmar.

DBS and POSB users with Singapore-based accounts were affected after services were disrupted on Tuesday.

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