By Yantoultra Ngui SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore lender DBS Group flagged risk from heightened uncertainty and softer ...

Singapore's biggest bank, DBS Group, flagged risk from heightened uncertainty and tweaked its 2025 guidance after posting on ...

according to the bank's financial statement. DBS said it took a general allowance of S$205 million as a prudent measure to strengthen general provision reserves to S$4.16 billion in light of ...

Net profit for ​the January-March ​period fell 2% on ​the year to 2.90 billion Singapore dollars, equivalent to US$2.24 billion, ​D​BS said. ​T​he lender attributed the decline to higher tax expenses ...

Shares of DBS, which is also Southeast Asia's largest lender, rose 6.3% in the first quarter, trimming their year-to-date losses to about 2%. The stock has yet to fully recover from a brief selloff in ...

"Recent escalations in trade tensions have heightened macroeconomic risks and market volatility," Tan said earlier in a statement. DBS, Southeast Asia's biggest bank, broadly maintained its 2025 ...

according to the bank's financial statement. DBS said it took a general allowance of S$205 million as a prudent measure to strengthen general provision reserves to S$4.16 billion in light of ...

Profit before tax hit a record of S$3.44 billion in the first quarter, slightly higher than a year ago, as total income reached a new high from robust business growth, according to the bank's ...