3 Charts Investors Must See About DBS Group Holdings Ltd’s Dividend

25 Apr 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
DBS Group Holdings Ltd (SGX: D05) is one of the three local banking stocks in Singapore. At the moment, the bank has a dividend yield of 3.8% thanks to its dividend of S$0.60 per share in 2015 and its current stock price of S$15.81. That’s a yield that’s higher than the 3.40% offered by the SPDR STI ...
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3 Charts Investors Must See About United Overseas Bank Ltd’s Dividend

22 Apr 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
There are three local banks listed in Singapore’s stock market. Based on their current share prices, United Overseas Bank Ltd (SGX: U11) has the highest dividend yield when compared to its peers, DBS Group Holdings Ltd (SGX: D05) and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp Limited (SGX: O39). Source: S&P Global ...
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Is FinTech Going To Destroy Traditional Banks?

21 Apr 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
Innovations in the technological space that deal with the financial sector, commonly known as FinTech, appears to be growing in importance in Singapore. And, the movement has the support of the Singapore government. As one example, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced earlier this month ...
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DBS Bank enters partnership with Singaporean crowd-financing platforms

19 Apr 2016 - DealStreetAsia
DBS Bank has entered into cross-referral agreements with peer-to-peer (p2p) lending platforms Funding Societies and MoolahSense, becoming the first local bank to initiate partnerships with these crowd-financing platforms. This significantly expands the capital sources available to small businesses, enabling ...
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How Might FinTech Affect Your Investments?

19 Apr 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
FinTech is one of biggest buzz words in the financial word today. It’s a short form of the words “Financial Technology” and is used mainly to describe innovations in the digital space that deal with financial services (such as making loans or processing payments). The companies that bring about such ...
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DBS teams up with two peer-to-peer lending sites to widen funding options for SMEs

19 Apr 2016 - Singapore Business Review
It’s the first partnership of its kind. Singapore’s largest bank has inked with peer-to-peer (p2p) lending platforms Funding Societies and MoolahSense to expand funding sources available to small businesses. Under the partnership, DBS can refer some of the smaller businesses that the bank is unable to ...
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Here Are 2 Economic Numbers to Know Now That May Affect Your Investments

13 Apr 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
As investors, it can be important to be watchful for changes to economic conditions that are happening around us. Though it’s hard – if not impossible – to predict what the future holds, we should still be aware of the current state of things. Howard Marks, the co-chairman of investment firm Oaktree ...
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What Investors Need To Know About Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp Limited’s Latest Acquisition Of A Barclays Bank Business

7 Apr 2016 - The Motley Fool Singapore
After acquiring the Hong Kong-based Wing Hang Bank for over S$6.0 billion back in 2014, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp Limited (SGX: O39) has revved up its mergers and acquisitions machine again. Earlier today, OCBC announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary and private-banking arm, Bank of Singapore, ...
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DBS rises to 6th spot in Asia-Pacific private bank rankings: Survey

6 Apr 2016 - Channel NewsAsia
SINGAPORE: DBS' private banking arm has grown to become the sixth largest in the Asia-Pacific region, rising one notch from seventh in 2014, according to a ranking released on Wednesday (Apr 6). According to Asian Private Banker, an industry publication, DBS had US$75 billion (S$101 billion) in assets ...
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Battle of the banks: Will DBS' resilient asset quality trump OCBC?

6 Apr 2016 - Singapore Business Review
DBS is forecast to weather headwinds better than its rivals. In a report RHB cited sustained rise in Singapore short-term interest rates and better-than-expected fee income from forex and customer treasury flows as catalysts. Identified key risks for DBS however are higher-than-expected credit costs ...
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