YANGON -- Myanmar's Yoma Bank, a mainstay lender in the Southeast Asian country, is setting the pace in attracting foreign investment after authorities lifted a ban on foreign financial institutions holding shares in local banks.
Financial deregulation attracts investors from Southeast Asia and beyond

A branch of Yoma Bank in Yangon: The bank is part of the revenue-producing finance unit of First Myanmar Investment.
YANGON -- Myanmar's Yoma Bank, a mainstay lender in the Southeast Asian country, is setting the pace in attracting foreign investment after authorities lifted a ban on foreign financial institutions holding shares in local banks.