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CIMB Bank Singapore vs United Overseas Bank (UOB)

Name: businessloans.sg
Address: SG
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Both are Banks — comparison focuses on product range and eligibility differences.

	CIMB Bank Singapore	United Overseas Bank (UOB)
Tier	Bank	Bank
Type	Universal bank	Universal bank
Regulator	MAS — qualifying full bank	MAS — full bank licence under the Banking Act
Products	CIMB Business Term Loan CIMB SME Working Capital Loan	UOB BizMoney UOB Business Loan UOB Biz Property Loan
Eligibility	See cimb.com.sg/en/business for current eligibility.	See uob.com.sg/business for current eligibility.
Strengths	Regional reach Competitive on selected segments	Digital-first via UOB Infinity Full EFS participation Strong regional reach
Considerations	Bank-tier underwriting	Bank-tier underwriting
Source	Source: CIMB Bank Singapore ↗	Source: United Overseas Bank (UOB) ↗

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Regional bank with Singapore SME lending including EFS-backed schemes.

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Singapore universal bank with digital-first SME lending via UOB Infinity.

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CIMB Bank Singapore

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Important: businessloans.sg is an independent comparator, not a licensed moneylender under the Moneylenders Act 2010 and not a MAS-licensed financial adviser under the Financial Advisers Act. For personalised financial advice, speak to a MAS-licensed FA. For business financing applications, the lender's Letter of Offer is the binding document.