Standing tall, Wing Bank’s gleaming new headquarters represents its position as an innovative and trusted financial hub for digital banking in Cambodia.

Wing Bank Tower, the architectural marvel and symbol of innovation joining the capital’s vibrant cityscape as a new icon of Phnom Penh, was officially inaugurated on December 20, 2023. 

Rising majestically 120m above the capital’s bustling streets, Wing Bank Tower stands as a testament to Cambodia’s growing prominence in the realm of digital banking.

The grand inauguration ceremony was graced by the esteemed presence of Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, and Neak Okhna Kith Meng, Chairman of Wing Bank, and Chairman and CEO of the Royal Group of Companies.

Top-ranking government officials and high-profile business personalities were also in attendance as a significant milestone in the country’s financial landscape was marked.

“We are immensely proud to launch the Wing Bank Tower, reflecting our unwavering commitment to driving progress and transforming the banking landscape in Cambodia,” said Neak Okhna Kith Meng. 

“This iconic structure represents our dedication to providing cutting-edge digital banking solutions, fostering financial inclusion and empowering every individual in our nation to thrive in the digital era.”

Wing Bank Tower is strategically located along Preah Monivong Boulevard and the corner of 
Kampuchea Krom Boulevard, offering easy access to renowned landmarks, prestigious upscale 
accommodations and vibrant retail destinations.

“Our commitment to customer-centricity, inclusivity and accessibility drives our vision to be ‘The Bank for Every Cambodian’, empowering individuals from all walks of life with cutting-edge digital solutions that enhance their financial well-being,” said Han Peng Kwang, CEO of Wing Bank.

The impressive Wing Bank Tower employs a sustainable design feature on its facade, with the unitised curtain wall system, equipped with a double-glazing material, allowing ample natural light to permeate the building while reducing heat. 

This results in lower energy consumption and carbon emissions, aligning perfectly with Wing Bank’s commitment to environmental sustainability and serving as an example of corporate social responsibility.

The 25-floor Wing Bank Tower stands proudly as the headquarters of Wing Bank, a pioneering financial institution that has transitioned from a money transfer service to a fully fledged commercial bank. 

Three meticulously designed floors, housing the Bank Hall, VIP and VVIP areas, are dedicated to providing customers with the ultimate private and premium banking experience. 

The gleaming new tower also houses an Innovation Centre where Wing Bank actively pursues its vision of leading in the creation of relevant digital solutions for every Cambodian.

And Wing Bank’s forward-thinking approach towards becoming a “phygital” bank – seamlessly integrating physical and digital services – is vividly manifested within the walls of Wing Bank Tower. 

The cutting-edge Wing Bank App, powered by artificial intelligence, empowers customers with access to a comprehensive range of financial services effortlessly, right at their fingertips.

Wing Bank’s commitment to financial inclusion and empowerment is reflected in its remarkable growth. With 21 branch offices already in operation and a vast network of 15,000 Wing locations, Wing Bank serves more than 14.5 million account users. 

This remarkable achievement has been made possible by a diverse and dedicated team of almost 3,000 employees,withWing Bank focusingstrongly on gender inclusion and empowering women in the banking sector.

Furthermore, strategic collaborations with prominent partners such as Prudential (Cambodia) Life Assurance, UnionPay, Visa and Mastercard, Alipay, WeChat, MoneyGram, Western Union, Ria and Oracle have fortified Wing Bank’s position in the digital banking ecosystem. 

These partnerships have fostered a seamless and interconnected financial landscape, benefiting approximately 170,000 merchants, 10 government institutions, 3,000 SMEs and around 600 businesses.