When she greets Euromoney in the bank’s headquarters this summer, Tan Su Shan comes straight from meeting an important client. The client is heavily affected by the fallout from Donald Trump’s trade policy, and as they navigate the impact on their business, they want assurance that DBS will continue to support them.
Conversations like this go to the heart of where DBS stands today, and why it can continue to grow and capture market share – including from bigger global banks – in the years ahead.
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