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  1. 15 小時前 · Source: Banks’ Earnings Reports. When it comes to valuation, DBS is the most expensive bank of the three with a price-to-book (P/B) ratio of 1.64 times. UOB and OCBC are both valued at 1.13 times and 1.16 times P/B, respectively, making them much more affordable compared to Singapore’s largest bank. Winner: UOB.

  2. 1 天前 · On the other hand, DBS Bank offers a home loan package pegged to the bank's Fixed Deposit Rate (known as Fixed Deposit Home Rate FHR) + a spread. Fixed deposit rates tend to be relatively stable compared to overnight borrowing rates as banks typically adjust their fixed deposit rates gradually in response to changes in market conditions or monetary policy.

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  4. 1 天前 · headwinds remain in areas such as loan demand, said analysts. DBS Group Holdings and OCBC Bank started the year strong with earnings that rose to new highs, boosted by factors such as higher fee ...

  5. 15 小時前 · Mobile Banking App: The DBS Digibank mobile app makes it simple to manage your accounts and pay your credit card bills on the go. Log in, go to the credit card section, and select your payment option. ATM Payments: DBS ATMs are widespread across Singapore if you prefer offline transactions. You can easily pay your credit card bill by visiting ...

  6. 15 小時前 · One way that fintechs — and in particular lending platforms like Lendela — can add value to the lending space is through introducing better models for loan matching and information dispensing. “As competition intensifies in the lending space, information will become overwhelming for consumers, which often leads to less informed and more ...

  7. 15 小時前 · Loan growth picked up to 2% y-o-y across the board in 1Q24, an acceleration compared with 0.5% y-o-y in 4Q23, positioning the bank to meet its guidance of single-digit loan growth. NIM was largely unchanged at 2.14% for DBS , 2.27% for OCBC and 2.02% for UOB .

  8. 2 天前 · Q1 FY2024: S$580m. Up +5.7%. Q1 FY2023: S$453m. Q1 FY2024: S$479m. While all 3 banks saw improvements in their net fee and commission income, but the obvious winner here is DBS – where it jumped by 22.6%. It is also the first time the bank’s net fee and commission income surpassed the S$1 billion mark.