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OCBC Reports a Record Net Profit of S$1.6 Billion: 5 Highlights from the Bank’s Latest Earnings
OCBC joins UOB and DBS in reporting a record quarterly result.
We continue with the investment checklist by focusing on the distribution of earnings and cash flows.
CapitaLand Ascott Trust and CDL Hospitality Trusts Reported Improved Business Conditions: Can They Raise Their DPUs?
Hospitality REITs are seeing a resurgence in tourists and are reporting healthier financial and operating numbers.
DBS Net Profit Hits a New Record High of S$2.24 Billion: 5 Things to Note About its Latest Earnings
Singapore’s largest lender not only reported a sparkling set of earnings but also remained sanguine over its outlook.
We feature four of our top REIT picks and why we think they can do well.
The integrated resort operator could see better days ahead as economies open up.
Popular
This week’s round-up talks about a REIT acquisition cum divestment, a fintech player bidding for a Malaysian digital bank licence, and a divestment by a real estate giant.
Keppel Corporation’s Combination is Poised to Transform the Company: 4 Things You Should Know
Blue-chip conglomerate Keppel is embarking on a potential combination that could transform the company. Here are four things you should know.
If your goal is to look for REITs that can provide a lifelong stream of dividends, these four are worthy of your consideration.
CapitaLand Nets S$2 billion in Deal to Partially Divest its China Properties: 5 Things You Should Know
The property giant’s capital recycling efforts continue with the partial divestment of its portfolio of China developments. Here are five things investors will want to know about.
Stocks
Free cash flow per share and the price-to-FCF ratio provide a framework to decipherwhat’s happening in our stock portfolio.
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: TSMC Cuts Spending, US Inflation Data and MAS Adjusts its Exchange Rate Policy
We see signs that inflation will persist while the world’s largest chipmaker adjusts its capital spending downwards.
Lower valuations all around have raised the chances of a superior return over the long term.
The lender has embarked on a rebranding exercise and is integrating its latest acquisition into its fold.








