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DBS Profit Misses Estimates on Trading Income, Names Lim Chair

Bloomberg Markets4 November 2026, 22:52 UTC

DBS Group Holdings Ltd. posted quarterly earnings that missed analyst estimates, as a tumble in markets trading income dampened gains from lending and wealth. The bank also announced a new chairman.

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