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NEWS: Singapore’s biggest bank makes $74M allowance to cover off exposure to money laundering scandal

A DBS Bank staff member assists a customer at a branch at the bank's headquarters in Singapore. The group reported today (Monday) a better than expected 18% jump in third-quarter net profit on the back of higher interest rates, which it forecast will also help keep its profit steady next year.

Singapore’s biggest bank DBS Group has made allowances of $74M (S$100M) in relation to the city-state’s $2BN money laundering scandal, it was revealed today. Specific allowances of S$197 million were higher than recent quarters as the bank set aside contingencies for exposure linked to a suspected money laundering case in Singapore, one of the country’s…

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