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Singapore-based OCBC Bank relies heavily on external parties when developing products. But the recent introduction of an in-house structured products platform could give the bank greater independence

OCBC Bank is known throughout Asia as a leading provider of structured products. With group assets of more than $110 billion, it is Singapore's largest established local bank, and sits alongside competitors United Overseas Bank and Development Bank of Singapore as one of the country's top three structured products distributors, says Samuel Lin, OCBC's head of structured products.

But unlike most distributors, OCBC has its own dedicated equity derivatives team and investment banking division. This

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