Singapore's OCBC and UOB banks have exceeded expectations with their second-quarter earnings, showcasing resilience amid lending income challenges. OCBC achieved a record quarterly net profit, while UOB surpassed analyst forecasts. The first half saw substantial growth in wealth management income, prompting both banks to declare higher interim dividends for their shareholders based on these impressive results.

August 4, 2026_ Singapore banks are expected to post resilient results in the second quarter, supported by higher interest rates, robust loan growth,...

DBS reports a 9% rise in Q2 net profit, driven by record wealth management income, and declares an 81-cent dividend per share. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at…

The Singapore bank declared S$0.81 in dividends per share for the second quarter of 2026.

The Singapore bank declared S$0.81 in dividends per share for the second quarter of 2026.

Bank's second-quarter net profit up 9% to record $2.4bn

DBS Group announced a robust nine percent increase in net profit for the second quarter, bolstered by a remarkable forty-two percent rise in wealth management fees. Following an…