DBS Group

Market Close

STI closes 0.5% higher at 2,844.62

SINGAPORE (Oct 19): Singapore stocks closed higher on Wednesday, following positive cues from regional peers.

Market Close

STI closes 0.5% lower at 2,856.13

SINGAPORE (Oct 11): Singapore stocks closed 0.5% lower amid mixed fortunes of its Asian peers, many of which started on a positive note but closed lower.

Market Close

STI closes 0.8% higher at 2,827.45

SINGAPORE (Sept 16): Singapore stocks closed higher on Friday, the first gain in five days following overnight strength on Wall Street and investors take advantage of the recent decline.

Broker's Calls

Earnings at Singapore banks to remain under pressure: BMI Research

SINGAPORE (Aug 19): DBS Group will continue to face downward pressure on its earnings over the coming quarters, says BMI Research.

For DBS, it’s 2009 once more: Bloomberg Gadfly

SINGAPORE (Aug 8): In fretting over DBS Group's nonperforming loans, investors may be ignoring a slipperier banana peel: contingent liabilities.

DBS says has total exposure of $700 mil to Swiber

SINGAPORE (July 28): DBS Group Holdings says it has a total exposure of $700 million to the Swiber group of companies, which includes loans, bonds and off-balance sheet items.
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Broker's Calls

Manulife US REIT started at ‘buy’ by Song of DBS

SINGAPORE (July 5): DBS Group Research has started coverage of Manulife US real estate investment trust (REIT) with a buy recommendation and a target price of 91 cents.
Temasek Holdings

Singapore's Temasek eyes US investments to offset first portfolio drop in 7 years

SINGAPORE (July 4): Singapore sovereign investor Temasek is set to pounce on US deals and look for co-investments with private equity partners to offset its first annual decline in the value of its assets in seven years, bankers and people familiar with t

Broker's Calls

Singapore banks kept at ‘positive’ by Daiwa on MAS easing of crowdfunding rules

SINGAPORE (June 9): Daiwa Capital Markets is keeping its “positive” rating on Singapore banks, even as the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Wednesday announced relaxed regulations for security-based crowdfunding (SCF) platforms.
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