DBS leans on AI efficiency as interest rate pressures squeeze margins

by admin | Nov 6, 2025 | Asia

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In an interview with CNA’s Elizabeth Neo, DBS’ CEO Tan Su Shan shares insights on the bank’s Q3 performance, its 2026 outlook and how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way the bank operates.

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