Banking

OCBC breaches S$100 billion market cap as shares hit record high

DBS is the only other Singapore stock in the exclusive club

Total spending on CBA cards held up in nominal terms in the week ending March 27, in part due to higher fuel expenditure, the bank said in a research note.

Australia spending holds up as war drives oil spike, CBA says

The figures show Australia’s economy was on a strong footing before the central bank began raising interest rates

More than 10 shareholders posed questions to DBS’ board at the in-person AGM.

DBS’ Tan Su Shan flags second-order risks from Middle East conflict despite limited exposure

Automotives, shipping and small businesses in focus as the lender tracks knock-on effects from prolonged tensions

Melvyn Low, group chief strategy and transformation officer at OCBC, shares that the bank's use of artificial intelligence has not only improved employee productivity, but also driven revenue by enabling deeper personalisation.
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Inside local bank’s AI engine: From smarter security to personalised banking, at scale

OCBC has built one of the region’s most extensive artificial intelligence operations – hundreds of use cases, billions in protected assets, and services designed around its customers

Singapore banks’ sustainable loan commitments grew at a slower pace in 2025.
ESG INSIGHTS

Issue 188: Singapore banks face slower growth in sustainable finance; Grab’s confusing dual-class shares

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China's regulator is now weighing allowing some bank shareholders to become major investors in one to two additional lenders.

China considers easing bank shareholding limits to boost capital: sources

Rising geopolitical tensions and turbulent global markets are intensifying the push to bolster domestic banks’ balance sheets

DBS mobile app customers faced intermittent access last year in July.

DBS says digital services restored after access was disrupted

DBS and POSB websites, banking apps and the PayLah! app are now available

Sixty per cent of Wee's variable pay is deferred and will vest over the next three years.

UOB CEO Wee Ee Cheong’s FY2025 pay down 20% at S$12 million, in line with profit drop

It is primarily made up of S$1.4 million in base salary and S$10.6 million in bonuses