Step back in time and immerse yourself in the fascinating story of the tallest building in Singapore – the iconic DBS Building. Hosted by DBS mascots Xing and Jaan through Gen Voice AI, this podcast episode delves deep into the archives to uncover the building's captivating history.

Discover how this 50-story superstructure, built from scratch by the bank itself, catalysed the development of Singapore's Central Business District and cemented the country's reputation as the "New York of Asia." Uncover the meticulous planning and engineering feats that went into constructing this record-breaking tower, as well as the bank's pioneering venture into real estate.

Join Xing and Jaan as they guide you through a unique blend of AI and nostalgia, revealing fascinating anecdotes and the lasting impact of this iconic landmark on Singapore's urban landscape. Step back in time and connect with the early days of DBS like never before.

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Mr Lock Sai Hung joined DBS in 1969, just months after the bank was established. As a pioneering veteran, he witnessed the bank’s formative years and played a crucial role in developing its commercial services, ranging from investment banking to international banking.

Mr Loh Soo Eng joined DBS in 1974 and was later transferred to DBS Land in 1980, where he was appointed as the General Manager in 1982. In his role, he helmed several groundbreaking real estate projects.

Find out more about our heritage: https://www.dbs.com/dbs-heritage/stories.html