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DBS Group released FY2026 Q1 earnings on April 30 Pre-Market EST, actual revenue USD 4.459 B (forecast USD 4.565 B), actual EPS USD 3.1976

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DBS Emphasizes Climate Risk Assessment and Development of Financing Tools

DBS Emphasizes Collective Action on Climate Change in 2025 Sustainability Report

DBS Group CEO Tan Su Shan's 2025 Compensation Revealed

DBS Group Holdings Seeks to Renew Share Repurchase Authorization and Repurchased 6.93 Million Shares

DBS to Increase Fees for Fintech Companies Holding Customer Funds in Custody Services

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Singapore's first national adaptation plan aims to assess current climate measures and identify risks rather than propose new solutions. Minister Grace Fu emphasized the importance of this foundational framework, set for UN submission in 2027, during a recent event. The plan will facilitate discussions with businesses and banks on financing adaptation solutions. Fu highlighted the need for resilience in supply chains and the integration of climate risks into investment decisions. A partnership between DBS and the Climate Bonds Initiative was also announced to enhance funding for adaptation projects in the Asia Pacific.

- On May 19, a discussion took place involving Sean Kidney from the Climate Bonds Initiative, Minister Grace Fu, and Kelvin Wong from DBS Bank regarding Singapore's first National Adaptation Plan to tackle climate impacts.  
- The plan aims to assess current measures and identify climate risks, with an expected release in 2027 and a focus on informing discussions with stakeholders for future financing solutions.  
- Additionally, the collaboration between DBS Bank and the Climate Bonds Initiative seeks to enhance funding for resilience projects in the Asia-Pacific region, highlighting the need for innovative financing strategies in adaptation efforts.

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First S’pore adaptation plan to identify risks and take stock of current measures, rather than new solutions

DBS Bank CEO Tan Su Shan sold 100,000 shares for $6 million at $60.12 each on May 15, according to a Singapore Exchange filing. She now holds 1.3 million shares, representing 0.048% of the bank's total. DBS reported a net profit of $2.93 billion for Q1 2026. Tan, the first female CEO, took over in March 2025 and received $9.6 million in remuneration for the previous year.

- DBS Bank CEO Piyush Gupta sold 100,000 shares of the bank, earning $6 million.  
- The shares were traded at $60.12 each on May 15, according to the Singapore Exchange's announcement on May 18.  
- As of now, she holds 1.3 million shares, representing 0.048% of the bank's total common stock, and the bank reported a net profit of $2.93 billion for Q1 2026.

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DBS has partnered with the Climate Bonds Initiative to enhance climate adaptation financing in the Asia-Pacific region. This collaboration aims to develop a research paper identifying investment opportunities in sectors like energy and real estate, while also building internal capabilities to integrate climate resilience into banking processes. The partnership responds to the urgent need for over $365 billion annually by 2035 for climate adaptation, emphasizing the importance of financing resilience investments to support economies facing climate risks.

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The Young Talent Programme for AI in Finance has been launched in Singapore, offering undergraduates hands-on experience with AI in finance through internships and traineeships at 20 financial institutions. Supported by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the program aims to provide over 1,000 positions to help students gain industry exposure and relevant skills. Participating firms include major banks like DBS, OCBC, and global lenders such as Goldman Sachs. The initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance talent pathways in the financial sector.

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City Developments Limited (CDL), led by Singapore's second-richest man Kwek Leng Beng, has secured a S$300 million (US$234 million) sustainability-linked loan from DBS. The loan aims to enhance climate resilience through various sustainability targets. CDL has raised over S$11 billion in sustainable financing since 2017 to support its net-zero goals. This marks the second partnership between CDL and DBS for sustainability-linked financing.

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Singaporean banks are expanding in Vietnam to capitalize on the country's growing integration into Asian trade and rising corporate financing needs. DBS Vietnam's CEO noted Vietnam's evolution from a corridor market to a significant economy with a robust domestic corporate base. OCBC and UOB are focusing on supporting both foreign and local enterprises, with an emphasis on sustainable finance and digital banking opportunities. The shift in strategy reflects Vietnam's role in the 'China+N' strategy and its appeal for foreign direct investment in various sectors.

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Wealth management and fee income are crucial for Singapore banks, with analysts predicting continued growth in non-interest income to counterbalance declines in net interest income due to falling rates. In Q1 2026, DBS, OCBC, and UOB reported combined non-interest income of S$5.16 billion, surpassing previous quarters and year-on-year figures, indicating strong performance in this sector.

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DBS Group Research maintains a year-end target of 5,250 points for the Straits Times Index (STI), despite a volatile recovery outlook. The forecast relies on a potential US-Iran deal, with analysts expecting Brent crude prices to stabilize. DBS recommends a "resilience barbell" strategy, focusing on AI and semiconductor stocks, while also highlighting companies with strong order backlogs. The bank warns of a challenging market if geopolitical tensions escalate, with a worst-case scenario predicting a drop in the STI to between 4,300 and 4,450 points. Key global events this month will influence market trends.

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Analyst Glenn Thum of Phillip Securities has reiterated a Hold rating on UOB, maintaining a price target of S$37. The decision is based on stable net interest margins and earnings that met expectations, despite underperforming fee-related revenues and ongoing credit issues in Greater China. Management's guidance indicates modest loan growth and targeted fee income expansion. Thum sees limited upside in the near term due to weaker fee momentum and competitive challenges in wealth management, leading to a neutral stance on UOB shares. DBS also holds a similar position with a S$35.70 price target.

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Glenn Thum Reiterates Hold on UOB, Maintains S$37 Price Target Amid Stable Margins but Softer Fee Momentum

DBS Group (OTCMKTS:DBSDY) shares have crossed above their 50-day moving average of $178.31, reaching a high of $185.50 before last trading at $183.44. Analysts have upgraded the stock to a "strong-buy" rating, with a consensus rating of "Strong Buy". The company, based in Singapore, offers a range of financial services and has a quick ratio of 0.83 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.15. Despite the positive ratings, some analysts suggest there are better investment options available.

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