Singapore banking sector

UOB reports 11% higher net profit of $1.1 bil for 2QFY2022 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Results

UOB reports 11% higher net profit of $1.1 bil for 2QFY2022

The bank has declared an interim dividend of 60 cents per share, unchanged from the year before.
UOB Kay Hian maintains 'overweight' on Singapore banks; sector to benefit from NIM expansion - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

UOB Kay Hian maintains 'overweight' on Singapore banks; sector to benefit from NIM expansion

On the overall banking sector, Koh notes that the three banks do not have exposure to residential mortgages in mainland China.

Broker's Calls

CGS-CIMB remains 'overweight' on banking sector on anticipated margin expansion

The recommendation comes after deposits in April rose by 2.9% m-o-m, the highest since August 2021.

Broker's Calls

CGS-CIMB maintains 'add' on Singapore banks despite 10% earnings drop

The banks are well-positioned to sustain their dividend policies in FY2022, according to the analysts at CGS-CIMB.

Broker's Calls

UOB Kay Hian predicts lower y-o-y net profit for DBS and OCBC in 1QFY2022 due to high base

Shares in DBS and OCBC closed at $33.64 and $12.11 respectively on Apr 22
Analysts are ‘overweight’ on Singapore banking scene as US interest rates rise - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Analysts are 'overweight' on Singapore banking scene as US interest rates rise

Analysts have kept their “overweight” ratings on the Singapore banking sector, in light of rising US interest rates in March

Zest

Singapore investment banking fees decline 15.6% to US$221.3 mil in 1Q2022: Refinitiv

During the 1Q2022, M&A activities in Singapore increased by 13.0% y-o-y to US$28.6 billion.

Broker's Calls

UOB Kay Hian sees 'strong support' for DBS and OCBC at $30 and $11 respectively amid geopolitical uncertainties

The brokerage has kept "buy" on DBS and OCBC with TPs of $35.80 and $15.10 respectively.

Broker's Calls

UOB Kay Hian remains positive on DBS and OCBC ahead of 4QFY2022 results

The brokerage sees all three banks as being the prime beneficiaries of higher interest rates.
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