DBS

Zest

Going digital: Data mining for banks of the future

For DBS, digital activity volumes have increased from 30–60% overall, especially among older clients whose activity increased fourfold.

Results

DBS posts 26% fall in 1H20 earnings to $2.41 bil; increases provisions, lowers dividend to 18 cents

DBS Group Holdings has reported earnings of $2.41 billion for 1H2020, falling 26% y-o-y with an increase in general allowance owing to risks from the Covid-19 pandemic, In results released August 6.

Zest

Singapore's bank lending continues decline for the fourth month in June

June marks the fourth month of decline in Singapore’s bank lending as both business and consumer loans took a hit from the Covid-19 health-turned-economic crisis.

Zest

DBS and GovTech to pilot SingPass Face Verification technology for digital banking sign-ups via a process akin to taking a selfie

DBS has partnered with the Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech) to launch Govtech’s SingPass Face Verification Technology through digital banking on Wednesday (July 29).

Broker's Calls

DBS Group Research maintains SingPost’s 'fully valued' call on tough competition

DBS Group Research analysts Sachin Mittal and Lim Rui Wen have maintained their “fully valued” recommendation for Singapore Post Limited (SingPost), with a stable target price of 64 cents.

Blockchain

Can blockchain tech prevent another Hin Leong?

Blockchain offers a secure way of tracking transactions over supply chains, but there are still risks to bear in mind.

Broker's Calls

Singapore banks to face impact of lockdowns and downgrades, with 'possible bright spot' in trading: Maybank

The effect of regional lockdowns and economic downgrades are expected to surface among Singapore banks with significant drops in interest rates driving negative pressure on net interest margins (NIMs).
DBS and Sea: Two ends of a barbell?

In print this week

DBS and Sea: Two ends of a barbell?

Sea offers growth potential in Fintech while DBS offers yield and stability

Broker's Calls

Expect attractive yields from banks, as they enter crisis in ‘position of strength’: UOB Kay Hian

UOB Kay Hian is maintaining “overweight” on Singapore’s banking sector after reviewing the city state’s three banks, citing their intention to maintain their common equity tier-1 capital adequacy ratio (CET-1 CAR) within their comfort range of 12.5-13.5%.

Broker's Calls

CGS-CIMB remains neutral on banks following May's modest loan growth

Consumer loans were down 2.8% y-o-y, while business loan growth moderated to +5.4% y-o-y from +8.3% in the previous month.Total loans from the domestic banking unit – which captures lending in all currencies, but mainly reflects Singapore-dollar len
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