OCBC

‘Greenest’ of the three, OCBC also has dividend upside  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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‘Greenest’ of the three, OCBC also has dividend upside

OCBC is the greenest among the banks and Singapore corporates, and offers higher dividends
Banks ride tailwind of higher interest rates - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Banks ride tailwind of higher interest rates

Comparing the banks as they ride tailwind of rate hikes, while investors focus on Asean, China+1
Stable Singapore-dollar credit market amid debt ceiling saga - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Bonds and treasuries

Stable Singapore-dollar credit market amid debt ceiling saga

Singapore-focused REITs continue to demonstrate good operational statistics in 1Q2023
No stress from commercial real estate, higher dividends and less volatile Great Eastern: OCBC - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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No stress from commercial real estate, higher dividends and less volatile Great Eastern: OCBC

OCBC reported record earnings in 1Q2023 ensuring higher dividends this year as CEO says CRE loan portfolio is robust

Right Timing

Share price performance of banks muted as NIMs reach plateau

Banks' share price performance to be muted as highest growth in NIMs may be over

Bonds and treasuries

Rate hikes coming out of the shadows

We expect credit dispersion to increase for both issuers and issues

Financially Savvy

The roles of AT1, CET1, bail-in and TLAC in banking stability

Asian regulators maintain that equity is junior to AT1 in the resolution of an FI. Also, a look at banks capital ratios
A balancing act between capital and liquidity - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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A balancing act between capital and liquidity

The local banks are largely unscathed from the US banks' collapse, as they reported healthy liquidity ratios and ample capital

Bonds and treasuries

In exploration of bond indices

Essentially, a BIF invests in those securities in the index to closely match that performance.
NIM-led earnings growth of banks to ease - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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NIM-led earnings growth of banks to ease

Largest gains from NIM growth may be over as rates reach a plateau and funding costs catch up
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