Oversea Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC)

This new measure covers all OCBC units including its private banking segment, as it sees more complex regulatory landscape regarding Russia.

A key factor would be whether dividends are sustainable, for instance, in the event of a global economic slowdown or recession.

SINGAPORE (Aug 2): Singapore banks delivered second-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates, indicating they are well placed to weather mounting pressures from a global economic slowdown and falling interest rates.

SINGAPORE (July 15): Towards end-June, a long-term United Engineers shareholder who has held his shares for more than 15 years, lamented the condition of UE BizHub City, the former UE Square, on Clemenceau Avenue.

SINGAPORE (July 9): When Singapore was unceremoniously kicked out of Malaysia in 1965, the tiny island nation was forced to find a way to survive and thrive. Former prime minister Lee Kuan Yew took inspiration from another small nation: the landlocked Swi

SINGAPORE (Mar 19): OCBC Bank has lifted the veil on a purpose-built regional data centre that it fully owns and operates, with sufficient capacity to meet surging needs for the next 30 years.

SINGAPORE (Nov 27): Changes are afoot in the banking industry amid a proliferation of cryptocurrencies. However, UOB Kay Hian believes the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is unlikely to pursue policies that will undermine the strong positioning of S

SINGAPORE (Sept 7): Maybank Kim Eng on Wednesday warned against falling into the “value trap” presented by Singapore banks, which are trading at or below book value.

SINGAPORE (Aug 31): Singapore banks are strong enough to withstand a downturn in the city-state's property market as severe as the 45% plunge in private-home prices triggered by the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis, says Fitch ratings agency.

SINGAPORE (Aug 10): Singapore’s banks are in for a rough time, says Morgan Stanley.