Asean banks

The analysts foresee that 2024 will mark an inflection downward for most Asean banks.

Multiple drivers to support Asean banks over the mid-term: MKE

Asean banks' credit costs may have peaked and their dividends could normalise this year, making them attractive investments

CGS-CIMB outlines four reasons investors should take a second look at Singapore banks, including resumption of dividends this year

Almost 30% of the banks have improved on at least 10% of the assessment criteria from 2019.

Analysts warn of Singapore experiencing “one of the strongest contractions in the region” due to its open and trade-driven economy

Wickramasinghe says that although Singapore may likely witness one of its strongest contractions in the region, this may not translate directly to its banking system.

SINGAPORE (Aug 21): For decades, the financial industry has been accused of not taking climate risks seriously. A new report by conservation organisation WWF suggests that Asean banks, in particular, are dragging their feet on the issue.