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Tan Su Shan, Ho Ching and Jenny Lee on Forbes’ 2025 list of the world’s most powerful women

(From left) DBS chief executive Tan Su Shan, Temasek Trust chairman Ho Ching and senior managing partner of venture capital firm Granite Asia Jenny Lee are in Forbes’ latest ranking of the world’s most powerful women.
(From left) DBS chief executive Tan Su Shan, Temasek Trust chairman Ho Ching and senior managing partner of venture capital firm Granite Asia Jenny Lee are in Forbes’ latest ranking of the world’s most powerful women.

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More companies intensifying overseas expansion efforts after ‘better-than-expected’ 2025: Panel

(From left) Money FM 89.3 presenter Ryan Huang, who moderated the panel, DBS group head of corporate and SME banking Chen Ze Ling, SBF CEO Kok Ping Soon, Ryan's Grocery founder Wendy Foo and Far East Flora deputy group managing director Ryan Chioh.
(From left) Money FM 89.3 presenter Ryan Huang, who moderated the panel, DBS group head of corporate and SME banking Chen Ze Ling, SBF CEO Kok Ping Soon, Ryan's Grocery founder Wendy Foo and Far East Flora deputy group managing director Ryan Chioh.

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Most countries avoided ‘protectionist virus’ this year, but US could be ‘epicentre of downside risks’ in 2026: DBS

DBS' chief economist Taimur Baig says 2025 has turned out to be a much better year than expected, despite fears of economic instability.
DBS' chief economist Taimur Baig says 2025 has turned out to be a much better year than expected, despite fears of economic instability.

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Asia still ‘under-invested’ despite improving profits, attractive valuations: DBS

Early FY2026 estimates for Asian technology companies, excluding Japan, point to earnings growth in the mid-20% range, says Daryl Ho, senior investment strategist at DBS’ chief investment office.
Early FY2026 estimates for Asian technology companies, excluding Japan, point to earnings growth in the mid-20% range, says Daryl Ho, senior investment strategist at DBS’ chief investment office.

DBS employee saves elderly woman from being scammed

Ms Fionice Teoh, 31, an assistant service manager at the DBS branch at Century Square, was shouted at by an elderly scam victim who wanted to withdraw $190,000 in cash.
Ms Fionice Teoh, 31, an assistant service manager at the DBS branch at Century Square, was shouted at by an elderly scam victim who wanted to withdraw $190,000 in cash.

DBS said to hire Sarah Tsao from UBS to cover govt-linked companies like GIC, Temasek

DBS is among Asia’s largest wealth managers and its biggest shareholder is Temasek.
DBS is among Asia’s largest wealth managers and its biggest shareholder is Temasek.

Temasek appoints ex-DBS chief Piyush Gupta as its chairman for India

Mr Gupta holds several designations such as deputy chairman of Keppel and chairman of Singapore Management University and Mandai Park Holdings.
Mr Gupta holds several designations such as deputy chairman of Keppel and chairman of Singapore Management University and Mandai Park Holdings.

DBS Foundation tops list of S’pore’s largest private donors, committing over $100m to social causes

(From left) head of DBS Foundation Karen Ngui, country head of DBS Singapore Lim Him Chuan, chairman of DBS Foundation Ho Tian Yee, Minister of State Jasmin Lau, ITE chairman Andrew Chong and ITE CEO Low Khah Gek at the launch of the DBS Foundation and ITE partnership on Nov 7.
(From left) head of DBS Foundation Karen Ngui, country head of DBS Singapore Lim Him Chuan, chairman of DBS Foundation Ho Tian Yee, Minister of State Jasmin Lau, ITE chairman Andrew Chong and ITE CEO Low Khah Gek at the launch of the DBS Foundation and ITE partnership on Nov 7.

Cloud of uncertainty from US tariffs has cleared, boosting business confidence: DBS

Much of the impact from tariffs and lower interest rates has already been priced in.
Much of the impact from tariffs and lower interest rates has already been priced in.

Deal lets DBS PayLah! users make QR payments in more than 100 markets via Ant’s Alipay+

(From left to right) Ms Tan Su Shan, CEO of DBS; Mr Loy Hwee Chuan, segment head of telecommunications, media & tech, DBS; Mr Edward Yue, Alipay+ general manager, Ant International; and Mr Yang Peng, CEO of Ant International.
(From left to right) Ms Tan Su Shan, CEO of DBS; Mr Loy Hwee Chuan, segment head of telecommunications, media & tech, DBS; Mr Edward Yue, Alipay+ general manager, Ant International; and Mr Yang Peng, CEO of Ant International.

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MDDI (P) 046/10/2025. Published by SPH Media Limited, Co. Regn. No.202120748H. Copyright © 2025 SPH Media Limited. All rights reserved.