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Grab-Singtel, iFast consortiums apply for Malaysia digital bank licences

Grab-Singtel, iFast consortiums apply for Malaysia digital bank licences
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DBS may stay hungry for acquisitions in quest to dominate Asia banking: Analysts

Blog Blog Blog Case Study 4 May, 2021 Author Rebecca Isjwara DBS Group Holdings Ltd. may stay on the hunt for more acquisitions to fuel growth as its small, though high-value, home market of Singapore poses limits on its ambitions of becoming a leading Asian bank, analysts say. DBS, Southeast Asia s biggest bank by assets, has recently made substantial investments in the large and upcoming markets of Asia, including China and India. It announced on April 20 that it will acquire a 13% stake in Shenzhen Rural Commercial Bank, making it the largest shareholder of the Chinese lender. In November 2020, DBS acquired ailing Indian lender Lakshmi Vilas Bank Ltd.

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Broker s take: UOBKH downgrades iFast to sell , maintains S$5 12 TP

Broker s take: UOBKH downgrades iFast to sell , maintains S$5 12 TP
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Wealth business seen boosting earnings prospects for Singaporean banks

3 Min Read SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singaporean banks are likely to see strong revenue from wealth business bolstering their profits this year, with improving economic prospects also expected to cushion the impact on their interest margins hovering near record lows, analysts say. FILE PHOTO: An aerial view shows commercial and residential buildings in central Singapore, June 22, 2019. REUTERS/Loriene Perera Wealth management has emerged as a rare bright spot for the global banking sector, hit by the COVID-19-induced economic downturn and sharply lower lending rates, helping them book higher client advisory fees as well as robust trading income. Singapore has benefited in recent years from its status as a stable base to set up family offices and investment structures for the world’s wealthy, providing a lucrative business for local banks including DBS Group and OCBC.

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PREVIEW-Wealth business seen boosting earnings prospects for Singaporean banks

Singaporean banks are likely to see strong revenue from wealth business bolstering their profits this year, with improving economic prospects also expected to cushion the impact on their interest margins hovering near record lows, analysts say.

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