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Last Earnings Call

Fiscal Period
Q2 2026
Call Date
Aug 7, 2026
AI Summary
Q2 2026

Record profit: OCBC posted record quarterly net profit of SGD 2.2 billion, up 22% year on year, and crossed SGD 2 billion of quarterly profit for the first time.

Noninterest strength: Higher fees, trading and investment income, and insurance income more than offset slightly lower net interest income as total income hit a new high of SGD 4.17 billion.

Wealth and insurance: Wealth management income reached a record SGD 3.29 billion in the first half, while Great Eastern profit contribution rose 44% to SGD 794 million.

Guidance raised: Management lifted full-year loan growth guidance to the high single-digit to low double-digit range and said credit costs should land at the lower end of the earlier 20 to 25 basis point range.

Capital and payout: OCBC maintained a strong capital position, declared an interim dividend of SGD 0.47, and said it remains on track to complete the remaining SGD 2.5 billion capital return plan by FY26.

Wealth momentum: Net new money inflows remained strong at SGD 6 billion in the quarter, with management saying the pipeline is still healthy despite more cautious market sentiment in July.

Key Financials
Net profit
SGD 2.2 billion
Return on equity
14.4%
Total income
SGD 4.17 billion
Net interest income
SGD 2.26 billion
Net interest margin
1.70%
Noninterest income
SGD 3.51 billion
Fee income
SGD 1.41 billion
Wealth management income
SGD 3.29 billion
Net new money inflows
SGD 6 billion
Banking assets under management
SGD 350 billion
Great Eastern profit contribution
SGD 794 million
Group net profit, first half
SGD 4.19 billion
Total income, first half
SGD 8 billion
Cost-to-income ratio
37.8%
Operating expenses, first half
SGD 3.08 billion
Loans
SGD 364 billion
Deposits
SGD 459 billion
NPL ratio
0.9%
Credit cost
14 basis points
Total allowances
SGD 156 million
CET1 ratio
14.0%
Transitional CET1 ratio
15.7%
Interim dividend
SGD 0.47
Capital return plan remaining
SGD 2.5 billion
June exit NIM
1.67%
Sustainable financing loans
SGD 60 billion

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