Fees & commissions were S$358m, up 13% qoq, with strong contributions from stockbroking (+79% qoq), investment banking (+59% qoq) and wealth management (+31% qoq).
Net trading income was a whopping S$234m due to foreign exchange and interest rate activities. DBS also recognised investment gains of S$138m from sale of equity holdings.
Staff cost and other expenses was well under control. Cost/income ratio improved from 38.4% in 1Q09 to 35.2% in 2Q09.
NPL ratio increased from 2.0% in 1Q09 to 2.8%% in 2Q09. The bulk of NPLs came from the "others" category, likely to be a financial institution and currently labeled under the substandard category. Management explained that the increase was from shipping and Middle East corporates and institutions.
Specific provision was S$272m and general provision was S$183m, totalling 138bp on an annualised basis. NPL coverage is 81%. Tier-1 CAR maintain at 12.6%.
DBS declared dividend of 14 cents, unchanged compared to the last quarter.
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