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    Smart Reads of the Week: United Overseas Bank, Keppel Ltd, iFAST and Mapletree Logistics Trust

    We review the latest earnings from UOB and Mapletree Logistics Trust and go through the business update for blue-chip asset manager Keppel Ltd.
    The Smart InvestorBy The Smart InvestorOctober 28, 20233 Mins Read
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    It is earnings galore as the final earnings season of 2023 kicks off with a bang.

    First off, we reviewed United Overseas Bank’s (SGX: U11) third-quarter earnings report.

    The lender announced a resilient set of financial numbers as its net interest margin dipped slightly.

    We also looked at Keppel Ltd’s (SGX: BN4) latest business update as it focuses more on renewables and sustainable urban developments.

    We then turn to iFAST Corporation Limited’s (SGX: AIY) earnings for the third quarter of 2023.

    The financial technology company posted a blowout performance as it recognised its maiden contribution from its Hong Kong ePension contract.

    Elsewhere, we also reviewed Mapletree Logistics Trust’s (SGX: M44U) latest fiscal 2024’s second quarter results.

    The logistics REIT put up a commendable performance with healthy operating metrics and a year-on-year rise in distribution per unit.

    Here is a list of our top articles for this week.

    1. UOB’s Core Net Profit Rises to S$1.48 Billion: 5 Highlights from the Bank’s Latest Business Update

    UOB posted a slight year-on-year increase in net profit as it continues to integrate its Citigroup acquisition.

    2. Keppel Pays Out Close to S$2.70 in Dividends and Distributions: 5 Highlights from its Latest Business Update

    Keppel released a comprehensive business update that saw the asset manager advance on both its asset monetisation and funds under management goals.

    3. iFAST More Than Quadrupled its 3Q 2023 Net Profit: 7 Things Investors Should Know About its Latest Results

    iFAST reported a solid quarter as the fintech witnessed its maiden contribution from its Hong Kong ePension contract.

    4. Mapletree Logistics Trust Posts a Year-on-Year DPU Increase: 5 Highlights from the Logistics REIT’s Latest Earnings

    Read on to find out more about Mapletree Logistics Trust’s latest earnings and its plans for rejuvenating its portfolio.

    5. Frasers Centrepoint Trust Reports a Gentle Dip in DPU for FY2023: 5 Highlights from the Retail REIT’s Earnings

    Suburban retail REIT Frasers Centrepoint Trust (SGX: J69U) reported its full-year earnings that saw a slight year-on-year dip in DPU.

    6. 3 Singapore Blue-Chip Stocks to Buy if You Have S$30,000 to Spare

    Should you have spare cash, you can consider adding these three solid blue-chip stocks to your buy watchlist.

    7. Keppel DC REIT’s Share Price Plunged 14.4% in a Week: Should Investors Be Concerned?

    Investors may be worried about Keppel DC REIT’s (SGX: AJBU) sharp plunge. We delve deeper to find out the reasons and to make sense of the situation.

    8. Netflix’s Share Price Jumped Almost 16% in One Day: Good Buy or Value Trap?

    Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) saw its share price leap 16% higher within a day recently. Should investors feel optimistic about its business or stay cautious?

    9. These 4 Singapore Stocks’ Share Prices Are Touching Their 52-Week Lows: Are They a Bargain?

    We hunt through the bargain bin to sift out four stocks that are hitting their 52-week lows.

    10. What the USA’s Largest Bank Thinks About The State Of The Country’s Economy In Q3 2023

    Read on to find out what the largest US bank thinks about the state of the US economy and its implications for investors.

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