🎁SG Banks Well Performed in Q422: DBS, UOB & OCBC Highlights!
Today, we hear more from Beansprout, a MAS-licensed investment advisory platform offering expert insights on Singapore stocks, REITs, ETFs and bonds. Gerald Wong, founder and CEO, shares his thoughts on market developments.
Q: The results of Singapore banks are always closely watched. What are some of the key takeaways from the results? Share your insights on banks services and stocks potential to win Tiger coins. [Miser]
From Gerald, founder and CEO of Beansprout:
SG Local banks reported stellar results for 4Q22, ending the year with strong performance. All three declared higher dividends, as their interest income grew solidly on the back of interest rate hikes.
Data from trading view
Net interest income drove higher profits. The strong earnings for 4Q22 was driven by an increase in net interest income. Net interest margin (NIM) rose to record levels, as lending rates rose at a faster rate than funding costs.
Non-interest income, however, was negatively impacted by rising rates. All three banks reported lower non-interest income. Higher rates dulled the appeal of stocks and bonds. This hurt fee income from wealth management and investment banking, as well as trading profits.
Source from #whatstrending feat. Beansprout
Asset quality remains healthy. Despite concerns about slowing economic growth, the asset quality of the banks remains healthy. Non-performing loans (NPL) as % of total loans improved for $DBS GROUP HOLDINGS LTD(D05.SI)$ and $OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORP(O39.SI)$ in 4Q22. $UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED(U11.SI)$ ‘s NPL rose marginally due to the integration of its newly acquired $Citigroup(C)$ credit card business in November.
Source from #whatstrending feat. Beansprout
Dividends were raised. With improvements in profitability and returns, all three banks raised their dividends in FY22. Based on their share prices as of 28 February 2023, Singapore banks offer a dividend yield of between 4.5% to 5.9%.
Source from #whatstrending feat. Beansprout
Source from #whatstrending feat. Beansprout
💡 Questions For You:
1) Which bank’s services that you are using？How do you like it？
2) Which bank you are more like to choose to invest？Why?
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🌟🌟🌟I like using UOB One Account as I can earn up to 7.8% interest per annum through my credit card spend and GIRO transactions and park my spare cash into UOB Stash account.
However my favourite bank stock is DBS which has reported record earnings for FY 2022. DBS' 4th quarter net profit reached a record SGD 2.34 billion and has rock solid balance sheet with CET1 ratio at 14.6%. Best of all DBS has rewarded me with great dividends to. With the special dividends of 50 cents per share plus 42 cents final dividend, DBS paid SGD 2 per share for FY2022, a juicy dividend yield of 5.8%.
I believe that DBS will continue to grow exponentially in the future and is resilient through good times and bad times.
Go Long Go Strong Go DBS!
@SGX_Stars
On investment , I only know I wont invest in DBS [What] [lovely] . Why u ask ? [Doubt]
Because it is becoming like Little India 🇮🇳 Dont believe? go to their website lor [LOL] Go to their backend office , also same same . Anyway had been like this for a long time. [Thinking] [NosePick] (Better dont call yourself National Bank [Sweats] )
Bonus Tips [love you]
BTW , recently i just got to know if you credit ur salary into UOB with One Account, you can get 7% INT for first 100k with $500 min spend. (just buy a saving insurance with monthly at 500. limit ur payment period at 3 or 5 years. )
Disclaimer: as at time of post, i dont own any of the 3 banks shares. Expensive and I no money [Facepalm]
Investments: both DBS & OCBC though different strategies due to each’s differentiation of strengths & trends. [Victory]
Hope no spoiler for OCBC and disrupt its ‘characteristics’ which makes its investors like it. [Tongue]
For investments, I am most positive on DBS. It has the largest banking footprints across its key markets, namely, Singapore, Hong Kong, India, Taiwan, China and Indonesia. All strong growth markets.
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Investment wise, I will tend to choose DBS over the other two giants for its stable growth and profitability.
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so have confident for both if to invest for SG Bank!!
I can invest in all three banks as they are world class and safe . Still i would say ocbc , dbs then uob .