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Thursday, 6 November 2014

DBS : Another 5.3% to 2007 Peak adjusted for right issue!!!


Can DBS make it back to 2007 Peak adjusted for right issue?


 Another 5.3% to go!




Posted by Createwealth8888 at 21:31
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  1. Createwealth88886 November 2014 at 21:41:00 GMT+8

    Group CEO of DBS Bank Piyush Gupta said that his outlook for interest income over the next year is "relatively sanguine". "If rates go up by one per cent, we make about S$800 million to our bottom line, so we are very positively correlated to interest rate increases. So our ROE (return on equity) goes up by about a couple of percentage points if rates go up."

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