CLSA Limited

Broker's Calls

CLSA sees Singapore banks remaining ‘stronger for longer’ amid rate cut expectations

Analyst Neel Sinha says the banks' fees and loan growth should offset any softening in NIMs.
What analysts expect from the 3Q results of banks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Banking & finance

What analysts expect from the 3Q results of banks

Competition for loans is expected to continue to intensify as mortgage rates dip below 3-month Sora
CLSA downgrades CDL to 'sell'; analysts see 'negative knee jerk reaction' in developers' share prices - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Property

CLSA downgrades CDL to 'sell'; analysts see 'negative knee jerk reaction' in developers' share prices

The 60% ABSD for foreign buyers is believed to be the highest in the world.

Banking & finance

CLSA to double Southeast Asia investment bank team in five years

Xianjie Boey, CLSA’s SEA head of investment banking, says he expects private equity firms to drive deal activity in the region.

Broker's Calls

CLSA lifts all three TPs of Singapore banks on higher-than-expected NIMs

The banking sector is also the only sector in the market to benefit from the rising rates, note the analysts at CLSA.

Broker's Calls

Analysts see Sembcorp’s divestment of Indian power plant as 'positive surprise'

Analysts from CGS-CIMB, Citi, CLSA, DBS and UOB Kay Hian have kept their "buy" calls with TPs ranging from $3.80 to $4.78.
Analysts positive on CDL's divestment as property group now on 'repair mode' - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Analysts positive on CDL's divestment as property group now on 'repair mode'

The analysts have given a range of target price estimates from $8 to $11.02 on CDL.
Singapore ranked no. 2 in ACGA and CLSA's corporate governance watch 2020 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Environmental, Social and Governance

Singapore ranked no. 2 in ACGA and CLSA's corporate governance watch 2020

Singapore, which moved up from third place in 2018, bagged second place for its firm enforcement and improved rules.

Management & Corporate Governance

Dual-class shares more of a bane than boon to Singapore markets, finds survey

SINGAPORE (Dec 5): The introduction of dual-class shares (DCS) has damaged Singapore's regulatory creditability and contradicts investor stewardship, suggests findings from a report by the Asian Corporate Governance Association (ACGA) and CLSA Limited
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