Singapore’s three banking giants — $DBS(D05.SI)$ , $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ , and $UOB(U11.SI)$ — have all retreated recently, as investors brace for an expected Fed rate cut cycle. The question now is: where’s the focus when growth slows but dividends stay strong?DBS: The Dividend AnchorDBS just delivered another solid quarter — total revenue up 6% YoY to S$5.9B and net profit at S$2.9B, slightly lower due to global minimum tax adjustments.Still, the bank rewarded shareholders with a S$0.75 per-share dividend, up nearly 39% YoY, including a special S$0.15 capital return.At current levels (~S$54.8), that’s a ~5.5% yield — one of the highest in the region.Why Div
SG Banks Slips! What’s Your Time Span for Holding Banks?
Singapore’s three banking giants — DBS, OCBC, and UOB — have all retreated recently, as investors brace for an expected Fed rate cut cycle. The question now is: where’s the focus when growth slows but dividends stay strong? How long do you plan to hold banks? Do you hold them for dividends? Is short term pullback not a thing for you?
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