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DBS stock set for Monday spotlight after risk-transfer report; Feb 9 earnings next

DBS stock set for Monday spotlight after risk-transfer report; Feb 9 earnings next

Singapore, Jan 11, 2026, 15:09 SGT — Market closed DBS Group Holdings Ltd is considering a move into major risk transfer deals, according to a report in The Straits Times on Friday. The paper referenced Standard Chartered’s $1.5 billion trade-finance transaction set for 2025 and Man Group’s projection that the market could double within five years. Shares of DBS closed at S$57.60, up 0.26 Singapore dollars, or 0.45%. The report noted DBS has held initial talks with funds investing in SRTs—transactions designed to offload part of loan-default risk to investors, often through credit-linked notes. Additionally, DBS is exploring a purchase of up to 30% of Alliance Bank Malaysia, though discussions remain in early stages and the bank declined to comment.
DBS stock in focus after ‘risk transfer’ report: key levels and dates to watch

DBS stock in focus after ‘risk transfer’ report: key levels and dates to watch

SINGAPORE, Jan 10, 2026, 14:49 — Market closed Shares of DBS Group Holdings nudged up on Friday following a report by The Business Times that the bank is considering significant risk transfers, a strategy to hedge loan defaults. DBS closed up S$0.26, or 0.45%, at S$57.60, after swinging between S$57.30 and S$57.77 during the session. The stock’s 12-month range stretches from S$36.30 to S$58.80, with a trailing dividend yield sitting at 4.17%.
10 January 2026
DBS Smashes S$58, OCBC Tops S$20: Singapore Bank Stocks Hit Records as Dividend Hunt Intensifies

DBS Smashes S$58, OCBC Tops S$20: Singapore Bank Stocks Hit Records as Dividend Hunt Intensifies

Shares of DBS, Southeast Asia’s largest bank by assets, pushed past S$58 for the first time on Wednesday, hitting S$58.80 before ending at a new closing high of S$58.40. OCBC rose to S$20.25 and later eased to S$20.06, in a bank-led run that drove Singapore’s Straits Times Index to another record. https://www.straitstimes.com/business/banking/dbs-ocbc-shares-extend-record-breaking-rally The move matters because the three local banks dominate the STI and have become a go-to trade for investors hunting income. With interest rates expected to fall, Morningstar’s Lorraine Tan said high-quality dividend payers are being used as a stand-in for Singapore government bonds.
DBS Group Holdings (SGX: D05) Stock Hits Fresh Highs: Dividend Engine, S$8B Capital Return Plan, and the 2026 Outlook (Dec 26, 2025)

DBS Group Holdings (SGX: D05) Stock Hits Fresh Highs: Dividend Engine, S$8B Capital Return Plan, and the 2026 Outlook (Dec 26, 2025)

SINGAPORE — DBS Group Holdings Ltd is ending 2025 in the kind of territory long-term bank investors like: near the top of its 52-week range, supported by hefty shareholder payouts and a wave of “Singapore as a safe haven” capital flows. But with interest rates no longer a one-way escalator, the 2026 debate is shifting from “how high can net interest income go?” to “how well can DBS protect margins — and keep fee income growing — as rates drift lower?” As of Dec. 26, 2025, DBS shares were around S$56.29, after a previous close of S$56.30, and traded in a S$56.08–S$56.37 intraday range — with that S$56.37 level also marking the top of its S$36.30–S$56.37 52-week band. Investing
26 December 2025
DBS Group Holdings Ltd Stock (SGX:D05): Share Price Near S$56, Capital Returns in Focus, and What Analysts Expect for 2026 (As of 25 Dec 2025)

DBS Group Holdings Ltd Stock (SGX:D05): Share Price Near S$56, Capital Returns in Focus, and What Analysts Expect for 2026 (As of 25 Dec 2025)

SINGAPORE — DBS Group Holdings Ltd stock is heading into year-end with momentum still intact, after a strong run that has repeatedly pushed the shares toward fresh highs in December. With the Singapore Exchange closed for Christmas Day, the most recent session left DBS shares at S$56.30, within touching distance of the S$56.35 high seen over the past month and within the stock’s reported 52-week range. Investing That price action isn’t happening in a vacuum. Investors have been weighing three big forces: DBS’ shareholder-return machine, signs that net interest margins may face ongoing pressure as rates evolve into 2026, and strategic moves that expand DBS’ regional franchise—most recently its appointment as a renminbi clearing bank in Singapore. Reuters

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  • Concentrix (CNXC) sinks 22.5% after hours as company cuts FY26 outlook, Q2 income drops
    June 29, 2026, 7:52 PM EDT. Shares of Concentrix (NASDAQ:CNXC) tumbled 22.5% to $19.55 in late trading after the company slashed its fiscal 2026 EPS and revenue guidance, falling short of Wall Street's targets. The company saw Q2 revenue up 1.9% at $2.46 billion, but operating income plunged 35.7% and adjusted EPS was down 2.6%. Management said retail, travel and e-commerce now top tech as the biggest revenue drivers, and banking is also up. Free cash flow in the quarter ran 21% higher, at $242.3 million. Investors shrugged off the cash flow beat and focused instead on flat Q3 revenue guidance-0% to 1%-and higher debt, with enterprise value at $5.52 billion versus $1.19 billion in equity.
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