Dah Sing Bank
Dah Sing Financial Group (the Group) is a financial services group in Hong Kong providing banking, insurance and other financial-related services in Hong Kong, Macau and Mainland China. Established in Hong Kong over 70 years ago, the group now comprises two listed companies: Dah Sing Financial Holdings Limited, which has been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since 1987; and Dah Sing Banking Group Limited, which has been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since 2004 and whose majority shareholder is DSFH.
Dah Sing Bank (DSB) holds approximately 13% strategic shareholding in Bank of Chongqing. Bank of Chongqing is a city commercial bank in Chongqing, the largest city in Western China, with a local branch network of over 100 branches.
DSFH is also the holding company for the Group's other non-banking businesses. Through Dah Sing Insurance Company (1976) Limited and Macau Insurance Company Limited, the Group offers a wide range of general insurance services in Hong Kong and Macau. Meanwhile, it also offers pension fund management services in Macau through Macau Pension Fund Management Company Limited.
Dah Sing Bank warns against fraudulent Facebook, website
The bank has reported the case to the Hong Kong central bank and police.
Dah Sing Bank warns against fraudulent Facebook, website
The bank has reported the case to the Hong Kong central bank and police.
Hong Kong banks ramped up hiring but investment bankers laid off
Trade and private bankers are most in demand, although banks are cautious.
Dah Sing Bank unveils multi-currency debit card
It covers 11 currencies and has no annual fee.
Hiring freeze felt as HK banks focus on talent development
Many senior roles in banking get cut, but relationship managers, private bankers, and tech roles remain sought after.
Dah Sing Bank shows solid capitalisation, funding and liquidity: Moody’s
The bank has a stable outlook due to its capability to maintain strong credit profiles, including solid capitalisation, funding, and liquidity.
Dah Sing Bank raises deposit rate and prime rate
The deposit rate is now 0.75% per annum.
Dah Sing Bank, Sun Life enter bancassurance partnership in HK$1.5b deal
Beginning July, Sun Life will be the exclusive provider of life insurance solutions to Dah Sing’s customers.
Dah Sing Bank joins Mastercard’s Priceless Planet Coalition
As a banking partner, Dah Sing Bank will raise customer awareness towards reforestation.
Dah Sing Bank reopens Tuen Mun Branch
It was temporarily closed for cleaning and disinfection.
Dah Sing Bank’s Tuen Mun Branch closed until further notice
Staff will be tested before they return to work.
Dah Sing Bank temporarily shutters Mongkok Branch
It will reopen on 31 August.
Dah Sing Banking Group’s profits down 1% to HK$1.09b in H1
Property woes in Hong Kong and Mainland China doubled the bank’s credit impairment losses.
Dah Sing Bank temporarily shutters Causeway Bay Branch
It will resume operations on 24 August.
Dah Sing Bank temporarily closes Maritime Square and Tuen Mun branches
Branches will reopen tomorrow, 23 August.
Dah Sing Bank temporarily closes Mei Foo Sun Chuen Branch
It will reopen on 11 August.
Dah Sing Bank temporarily shutters Shek Tong Tsui branch
Customers are advised to use mobile or internet banking services.
Dah Sing Bank temporarily closes Central, Ocean Walk Branches
Both branches will reopen on Saturday.
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