OCBC’s Helen Wong sees growth driver in wealth flows as Q3 fee income rebounds
OCBC’S chief executive Helen Wong expressed optimism that wealth flows will continue to drive the bank’s business growth, as the lender on Friday (Nov 10) held its third-quarter earnings briefing.
It also reported that its fee income for the quarter was S$461 million – the highest in the last four quarters, although it was still lower than in 2021. The bank attributed this to higher wealth management, credit card and trade-related fees.
“But I wouldn’t paint too rosy a picture,” said Wong, noting that investors were still on the fence about taking on more wealth-management activities.
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