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DBS eyes higher growth from SME segment

It hopes in time to have one-third of this sector's income coming from emerging markets

Published Fri, Mar 21, 2014 · 10:00 PM

Singapore

DBS Group expects income growth from its small and medium enterprises (SME) segment to outpace last year's growth of over 10 per cent, and is pushing for more income from emerging markets, said Lim Chu Chong, the bank's regional head of SME banking.

This comes amid …

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DBS eyes higher growth from SME segment

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