UOB & OCBC results - one of lacklustre momentum, the other sees strongest this quarter

Macquarie Warrants Singapore
05-08 12:16

This morning, $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ announced a first quarter profit of SGD 1.97 billion, ahead of consensus' SGD 1.9 billion estimates

Its fee income momentum was the highest of the three banks at 24% year-on-year (YoY) growth; wealth fees increased 34% YoY

By contrast, counterpart UOB reported 1Q profit of SGD 1.44 billion which was 4% lower YoY

Its fee momentum was lacking, up only 1% YoY despite the acquisition of the Citi franchise four years ago

OCBC shares gapped up as much as 2.6% to $22.56 this morning, while UOB gapped down as much as 1.9% yesterday morning to $36.10, though it is currently trading at $36.47

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