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UHUY HEHE 123 DBS CEO sells more shares, pockets proceeds of $13.8 million thus far this month - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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UHUY HEHE 123 DBS CEO sells more shares, pockets proceeds of $13.8 million thus far this month

His remaining 2.3 million shares are worth more than $80 million

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DBS CEO Gupta says China ‘consequential’ to bank’s strategy

The lender sees long-term opportunities in the country and is still investing in Asia’s biggest economy.

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Top Singapore banker calls for rethink of city’s reserves

We have capital resources, how do we put it to work to create competitive advantage?” says Piyush Gupta.

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Lessons from DeFi, P2P and the future that didn’t work

People participating in DeFi are likely to find hidden risks in the system which are not likely to disappear in the next 10 years.
Big bank theory - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Big bank theory

How DBS group CEO's Piyush Gupta is building a sustainable future for the bank in the face of weaker demand for loans and more.
DBS CEO Piyush Gupta disposes of 100,000 DBS shares at over $34 apiece - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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DBS CEO Piyush Gupta disposes of 100,000 DBS shares at over $34 apiece

Shares in DBS closed at $34.35 on Aug 7.

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Star banker Piyush Gupta creates a succession dilemma for DBS

In his time as CEO at DBS Group Holdings Ltd., Gupta has built the lender into Singapore’s largest listed company.

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Singapore banks are so flush with deposits that DBS is loaning MAS $30 bil

This underscores how Singapore has been a beneficiary as Asia’s wealthy shift their money to a perceived safe haven.

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DBS is considering expansion in Dubai, CEO Piyush Gupta says

Gupta’s remarks underscore the growing importance of Dubai, which is emerging as a favourite for hedge funds and financial firms.
DBS CEO Piyush Gupta's salary grew by 13.3% y-o-y to $15.38 mil in FY2022 following 'breakout year' - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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DBS CEO Piyush Gupta's salary grew by 13.3% y-o-y to $15.38 mil in FY2022 following 'breakout year'

"[In 2023], I believe Asian markets, having underperformed US markets over the past two years, will lead the upturn,” says Gupta.
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