Tan Su Shan

Insider moves

Outgoing DBS CEO sells $12.6 million worth of shares

Following the recent sale, Piyush Gupta is left with just under 2 million DBS shares

Singapore news

DBS’s Tan Su Shan named on Forbes Asia’s 2024 Power Businesswomen list

Forbes unveiled its Asia’s Power Businesswomen list on Nov 5, honouring 20 outstanding female leaders.
DBS appoints Tan Su Shan as deputy CEO, posts 2QFY2024 net profit of $2.8 bil - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Banking & finance

DBS appoints Tan Su Shan as deputy CEO, posts 2QFY2024 net profit of $2.8 bil

DBS Group Holdings CEO Piyush Gupta will step down in March 2025, concluding a tenure that began in September 2009.

Banking & finance

DBS to boost investments, hiring in China's Greater Bay Area

DBS’ growing efforts in China comes at a time when the world’s second largest economy is on shaky grounds.

Banking & finance

James Dyson taps DBS's Tan Su Shan to advise US$16 bil empire

Tan was appointed late last year to Weybourne Holdings Pte, which counts SIA's Koh Boon Hwee and Kishin RK as directors.
DBS Bank raises sustainable finance target to $50 bil by 2024 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Banking & finance

DBS Bank raises sustainable finance target to $50 bil by 2024

The raised target is timely as more companies seek to advance their corporate sustainability agenda through sustainable financing

Careers & Training

DBS avoiding ‘crazy rush’ to hire private bankers

SINGAPORE (Sept 14): DBS Group Holdings has poured cold water on the idea that private bankers can name their price when jumping ship in Asia’s booming wealth management business.

DBS introduces enhanced digital wealth management platform

SINGAPORE (Feb 10): DBS has introduced an enhanced digital wealth management platform that makes it easier for customers to manage their wealth with better access information and easier ways to transact and trade.

Bonuses paid to Singapore banks for selling risky debt under scrutiny

SINGAPORE (Aug 25): Singapore’s private banks are coming under scrutiny for earning bonuses by selling risky debt, as the city sees an unprecedented wave of defaults. The central bank says an industry group is reviewing the practice.
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