Singapore banks

Broker's Calls

DBS keeps 'buy' on UOB and OCBC while largely positive on Singapore banks

Lim observes that the banks’ net interest income (NII) will bolster 2QFY2022 earnings as NIM continue to expand

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

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

RHB stays 'overweight' on Singapore banks with UOB as top pick

UOB is RHB's top pick for the Singapore banking sector, while DBS has replaced OCBC for the second spot.
Singapore banks’ 3Q21 earnings to hold steady: CGS-CIMB - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Singapore banks’ 3Q21 earnings to hold steady: CGS-CIMB

CSG-CIMB's top pick for the sector is UOB.
RHB stays 'overweight' on Singapore banks with UOB and OCBC as preferred picks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

RHB stays 'overweight' on Singapore banks with UOB and OCBC as preferred picks

RHB remains positive on Singapore banks over the next 12 months given healthy sector fundamentals.
Singapore banks 'neutral' as impact of lifted dividend cap ends: CGS-CIMB  - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Singapore banks 'neutral' as impact of lifted dividend cap ends: CGS-CIMB

"There is still ample liquidity in the system."
MAS lifts dividend restrictions on local banks and finance companies - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Zest

MAS lifts dividend restrictions on local banks and finance companies

MAS says local banks and finance companies are in a strong position to support the economic recovery.
UOB remains CGS-CIMB's top pick among 'overweight' Singapore banking sector - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

UOB remains CGS-CIMB's top pick among 'overweight' Singapore banking sector

The banking sector is seen as a beneficiary of the economic re-openings.
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