Shares in Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) opened 10 cents higher, or 0.69% up, at $14.65 on Sept 2, following a disruption on Sept 1 that lasted around three hours.
Some users were unable to access OCBC’s website and mobile banking services, the bank said in a Facebook post shared at 11.50am on Sept 1. OCBC’s card products and ATMs were unaffected.
The bank said at 12.33pm that its website and mobile banking services were being “progressively restored” and no customer data was compromised. OCBC later confirmed at 3.22pm that all its services were back to normal.
Shares in OCBC had closed at $14.55 on Aug 30.
