Maybank believes that some of the best investment opportunities will be in Singapore with dividends from large caps projected to double over the next three years compared with the previous 10 years.
More young Singapore investors turn to AI for stock picks, but experts warn of risks in volatile market
Young investors may not have the experience to interpret AI-generated insights when markets are volatile, warned analysts. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Our 2026 picks: UOB Kay Hian — A different way of betting on the Singapore stock rally
UOB Kay Hian is a counter that fits perfectly with an investment thesis that sees greater retail participation amid the uplift in Singapore’s market.
Our 2026 picks: Toku — Singapore’s first IPO of 2026 still has legs to go
So far, we haven’t seen any of our enterprise clients leave. That justifies the growing pains and the investment required to serve the enterprise market,” says Toku’s CEO Thomas Laboulle.
OCBC upgrades SIAEC to ‘buy’ as other analysts weigh expansion costs impact
Target prices hover around S$4 as analysts balance robust joint-venture profits against heavy startup costs for new hangars Read more at The Business Times.
OCBC upgrades SIA Engineering to ‘buy’ on positive MRO outlook
[SINGAPORE] OCBC upgraded SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) to a “buy” after its positive results and on a “constructive” outlook for aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services in ...
UOB’s AI-driven strategy lifts corporate banking revenue by 5%
United Overseas Bank (UOB) has recorded tangible gains from its AI deployment, with corporate banking revenue in Singapore rising more than 5% y-o-y in 2024. The bank attributes this growth to its ...
5 Things To Know About The Newly Announced CPF Life-Cycle Investment Scheme
Singapore’s new CPF Life-Cycle Investment Scheme launches in 2028. Here are 5 key things to know about risks, fees and returns.
DBS upgrades Genting to ‘buy’ amid huge cash reserves, constructive gaming environment
It has issued a target price of S$0.90, 12.5% above its closing price of S$0.80 on Thursday Read more at The Business Times.
UOBKH says financial sector biggest winner from Budget, gives overall top picks
[SINGAPORE] The financial sector is likely to be the “most identifiable market beneficiary” of this year’s Budget, said UOB Kay Hian (UOBKH), noting that the Finance Minister Lawrence Wong’s speech ...
First-time investors at OCBC flock to gold and silver, beating out stocks and unit trusts
First-time investors at OCBC are choosing gold and silver over stocks and unit trusts amid economic uncertainties, driving a surge in precious metal investments. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...
UOB, MBS and STB team up with Disney Cruise Line to promote Disney Adventure on her first cruise in Asia
The Marina Bay celebrations are curated in anticipation of the Disney Adventure, Disney Cruise Line’s first cruise ship in Asia, arriving in Singapore and setting sail on her maiden voyage on Mar 10.
Marina Bay precinct partners UOB, Marina Bay Sands and Singapore Tourism Board, together with Disney Cruise Line, to illuminate Singapore’s skyline with a fireworks sky show
Marina Bay precinct partners UOB, Marina Bay Sands, and Singapore Tourism Board (STB), together with Disney Cruise Line, will present a sky show that lights up the Singapore skyline over three nights ...
Gold and silver beat equities, unit trust funds as top entry point for new OCBC retail investors
While precious metals can play a stabilising role in portfolios, allocations should ‘stay measured’, says the bank Read more at The Business Times.
Gold and silver seen as first-time investors’ preferred asset class: OCBC
On Feb 19, the bank announced that two in three of its retail customers in 2025 chose the two precious metals to begin their investment journey with the bank.
Gold and silver emerge as top choice for first-time investors at OCBC
Two in three retail customers who began investing with the bank in 2025 chose gold or silver as their first investment. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.