DBS

DBS is a Singaporean multinational banking and financial services corporation offering services in consumer, SME and corporate banking activities across Asia and the Middle East.
See below for the Latest DBS News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.

DBS’ DDEx doubles trade volume in June from April

The number of BTC and ETH bought also rose by over 50%.

DBS Hong Kong names Betty Lam as managing director, head of HR

Lam had previous served in senior HR positions for HSBC, AIA, and PepsiCo.

DBS Hong Kong unveils fully-digital card loans

Customers can apply for a credit card via the DBS Card+ app.

DBS appoints Dennis Lam as CEO of DBS Vickers Hong Kong

He was former the deputy head of research in DBS Hong Kong.

Salaries soar as Hong Kong banks engage in poaching war to hire & retain talent

HSBC saw its headcount fall to 20,500 in just two years as part of its restructuring.

DBS denies interest in India’s IDBI Bank: report

This follows after reports said that DBS is mulling purchase of a stake in the bank.

DBS net profit down 3% in H1, but Q2 profits second-highest in history

The bank is expected to benefit from rising interest rates, says CEO Piyush Gupta.

DBS names Lim Chu Chong as president director of DBS Indonesia

Lim is currently the COO of DBS’ Institutional Banking Group.

DBS opens net zero building DBS Newton Green

The old building consumed about 845,000 kWh each year,

DBS Hong Kong unveils new eco-friendly casual uniform for branch staff

The polyester used is partly made from recycled plastic bottles.

DBS Hong Kong launch Green Mortgage

Customers can earn cash rebates of up to 0.1% upon successful application.

Singapore big three banks poised for earnings growth

UOB, OCBC, and DBS have strong non-interest incomes.

DBS vs OCBC: Which bank will be the bigger winner from an upcycle in interest rates? 

An analyst said one of the banks will have an earnings growth of 15.9% in 2023.

DBS raises fixed home loan rate, scraps 5-year fixed package: report

The new rate is 0.03 percentage points higher than the previous 2-year fixed rate.

Banks’ tech risks intensifies as digitization ramps up: Fitch

Tech failures will have significant reputational and regulatory consequences for banks.