DBS aims to double fees from wealth management by 2027
The Straits Times|September 21, 2024
DBS Group Holdings aims to double fees from wealth management by 2027 as more of the world's affluent investors shift their assets to Singapore and Asia.
DBS aims to double fees from wealth management by 2027

The bank handles a third of Singapore's 1,650 single family offices, said Mr Shee Tse Koon, head of consumer and wealth banking at DBS.

It is now also the third-largest private bank in Asia, excluding China, behind only UBS Group and HSBC Holdings, according to rankings by Asian Private Banker.

DBS' income from servicing rich clients rose to more than $2 billion in 2023, doubling from 2015.

It expects the same pace of increase in half that period as well-heeled people and family offices from various parts of the world head to Asia to park their money, said Mr Shee.

"Given the trajectory and traction we have had over the past years, our aim going forward is that by 2027 we want to double our wealth fees," he said in an interview with Bloomberg News this week.

Wealthy clients of South-east Asia's largest bank usually invest their cash to improve returns and many have also tapped DBS for their trust and legacy planning needs, he said.

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