DBS Says Reassessment of AI Financing Risks Is Beneficial
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On October 12, 2026, DBS Chief Executive Officer Tan Su Shan said that the market is reassessing the risks of artificial intelligence investment, with investors demanding higher returns and examining financing structures more carefully. She believes that this repricing of risk is “healthy” and helps ensure the sustainability of large AI investment commitments. DBS said it has initiated approximately S$25 billion in AI-related financing so far this year, with the funds mainly supporting hardware infrastructure such as semiconductors, memory chips, and data centers. The report did not mention whether the related financing has been specifically affected by the repricing.
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DBS CEO Tan Su Shan said the market is reassessing the risks of AI investment, demanding higher returns and scrutinizing financing structures more closely; she believes this repricing will help ensure the sustainability of large AI investment commitments. DBS has originated about S$25 billion in AI-related financing so far this year, mainly supporting hardware infrastructure such as semiconductors, memory chips and data centers.
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