- Singapore banks under our coverage (SG Banks) generally had a good quarter for wealth fees on improved investor sentiment and continued strong net new money inflow. NIM, though, remains under pressure, and UOB's decision to accelerate the build-up of its performing loan coverage dampened overall sector earnings.
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- We stay NEUTRAL on the sector. Top Pick: DBS.
3Q25 results a mixed bag.
- SG Banks posted a 10% q-o-q and 19% y-o-y decline in 3Q25 PATMI, weighed down by a jump in credit cost resulting from higher non-performing assets (NPAs) and the accelerated build-up of performing loan coverage at UOB. DBS’ results beat estimates on better-than-expected non-II, OCBC’s numbers were in line, while UOB’s results were a miss due to higher-than-expected credit cost.
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Wealth management (WM) fees shine but NIM still under pressure.
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Above is an excerpt from a report by RHB Securities Research.
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Singapore Research RHB Securities Research | https://www.rhbgroup.com/ 2025-11-20
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