credit costs

Earnings surge but banks advise caution as peak interest rates approach - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Earnings surge but banks advise caution as peak interest rates approach

DBS and UOB's net profits have surged in 3Q2022 on loan growth and higher NIMs. The out look is optimistic with caveats

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Direct impact of war on banks minimal, indirect impact through operational risk could impact costs

Banks could experience higher operational risks, and higher credit costs as war drags on and APAC growth slows

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Banks’ earnings rising on loan growth, fees and write-backs

Banks earnings should continue to rise in 2022 on loan growth, fees, and write-backs
You can bank on this stock in the event of a recovery  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Stocks To Watch

DBS: You can bank on this stock in the event of a recovery

DBS Group Holdings is the stock to own if vaccinations curb Covid, and as the economy recovers
Credit costs likely peaked, asset quality stabilises, dividends to normalise for Asean banks  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Credit costs likely peaked, asset quality stabilises, dividends to normalise for Asean banks

Asean banks' credit costs may have peaked and their dividends could normalise this year, making them attractive investments
Banks look beyond Covid at challenges and opportunities ahead - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Banks look beyond Covid at challenges and opportunities ahead

The local banks have navigated the Covid crisis, controlling credit costs, and NPLs, and are beginning to look for future growth

Broker's Calls

UOB Malaysia sees higher credit costs in FY20: CGS-CIMB

Management expects credit costs to rise to about 50 to 60 basis points in FY20, the brokerage points out, following a conference call with UOB Malaysia’s (UOBM) CFO Chang Yeong Gung.

Covid-19 Solidarity Budget

What the stimulus means for banks

 In addition to the stimulus packages, policy interest rates are falling. Singapore’s exchange rate policy and the easing for the SGD NEER leading to a weaker Singapore dollar may limit the decline in local rates.
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