UOB

UOB is a bank in Asia that provides a wide range of financial services such as personal financial services, private banking, business banking, commercial and corporate banking, transaction banking, investment banking, corporate finance, capital market activities, treasury services, brokerage and clearing services, asset management, venture capital management and insurance.

See below for the Latest UOB News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.

SG banks to report mixed NIM, strong wealth and trade income for Q1

NIMs for the quarter may be flat to declining quarter-on-quarter.

UOB widens sustainable financing access for SMEs

The bank applies a differentiated assessment model.

UOB to take legal action against Yang Kee Logistics’ ex-CEO

The bank called Ken Koh’s allegations baseless.

UOB unveils FDI Advisory Centre in South Korea

The bank has helped over 150 Korean companies expand to SEA since 2011.

Singapore banks recalibrate ASEAN strategies

The three banks stand to see growth opportunities in the Johor- Singapore SEZ.

Fubon Bank to benefit from UOB’s China retail banking exit: S&P

Fubon has the economies of scale to get more traction out of the business.

Here’s how UOB plans to grow its loans and ROE

The Singapore bank is relying on growth from its ASEAN 4 markets.

Singapore’s business support measures to sustain banks’ asset quality

 Wealth management income will benefit from stock exchange-related incentives.

UOB net profit rises 6% to $6b in FY24

It will return $3b to shareholders over the next three years.

Singapore FIs face stricter regulatory scrutiny in 2025

Singapore bucked the trend in 2024, with more fines issued.

Lawrence Goh is NETS’ newest UOB board representative

He is head of group technology and operations at UOB.

UOB taps Leong Yung Chee as new CFO

The appointment will take effect on 22 April 2025.

UOB, SGE ink MoU to deepen gold market cooperation

UOB is the only bank providing gold products in Singapore.

Why Singapore banks are a ‘safe haven’ from US market volatility

UOB, OCBC, and DBS have low earnings downside risk and offer attractive dividends.