Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC)

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OCBC prices US$750 mil of tier 2 subordinated notes with 4.602% p.a. coupon

The notes are expected to be rated A2 by Moody’s, BBB+ by Standard & Poors and A by Fitch Ratings. They will be issued on June 15.
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Lion Global Investors to provide retail investors access to 'private banking' solutions

Curated Portfolios were previously available only to LGI's high-net-worth clients.

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OCBC posts 6% drop in 3Q earnings to $1.17 bil as swelling provisions offset higher lending, wealth management income

SINGAPORE (Nov 5): Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC Bank) has reported earnings of $1.17 billion for the 3Q19 ended September, some 6% lower than the $$1.25 billion recorded a year ago.

Broker's Calls

CGS-CIMB keeps UOB as top bank sector pick despite underperforming NIM expansion

SINGAPORE (June 3): CGS-CIMB Research is keeping United Overseas Bank (UOB) as its top pick among the Singapore banks, despite the bank’s NIM expansion underperforming compared to its peers.

Broker's Calls

Singapore banks to shine despite regional macros, competition from fintechs: Maybank

SINGAPORE (Mar 18): Maybank Kim Eng is keeping “positive” on Singapore’s banking sector while noting significant interest among Malaysian investors in Singapore banks from a flight-to-quality angle, and for their high dividend yields as the SGD appr

Broker's Calls

9 undervalued stocks to watch in the MSCI Singapore Index: KGI

SINGAPORE (Dec 18): KGI Securities has highlighted nine stocks in the MSCI Singapore Index that are currently undervalued, even as they each offer a FY18 dividend yield of more than 3.5%.

Broker's Calls

Why UOB is the better of two 'buys', according to DBS

SINGAPORE (Dec 4): DBS Vickers Securities is maintaining its “buy” for United Overseas Bank (UOB) and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC) with target prices of $29.50 and $13.20.

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Singapore banks could still win despite e-payment disruption: Morgan Stanley

SINGAPORE (Sept 7): The rise of e-payments might create a potentially existential challenge for banks, but two Singapore banks are expected to emerge winners despite the disruption, according to Morgan Stanley Research.

Broker's Calls

Can Singapore banks weather the storm as surprise property cooling measures strike?

SINGAPORE (July 6): DBS Group Research is downgrading its recommendations for both Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) and United Overseas Bank (UOB) – and slashing their target prices by up to 20%.
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