A look at how DBS shares soared nearly 270% under Piyush Gupta’s 15 years
He steps down on Friday (Mar 28) at the close of the bank’s 26th annual general meeting
[SINGAPORE] After helming DBS for more than 15 years, the bank’s chief executive officer Piyush Gupta is retiring and handing the reins over to his successor, Tan Su Shan.
He steps down at the end of the bank’s 26th annual general meeting on Friday (Mar 28).
Under his leadership, DBS underwent digital transformation, refining its technological architecture from back-end systems to customer interfaces, and also implemented structural changes.
Under his watch starting in 2009, the bank’s share price leapt nearly 270 per cent to S$46.58, as at the market close on Mar 27.
DBS’ return on equity more than doubled to 18 per cent in 2024 – up from around 8 to 9 per cent when he first took over.
The Business Times examines the lender’s share price trajectory since Gupta took on his role, and the key events that shaped its highs and lows.
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