UOB to be worst hit by property measures

Housing loans is 29% of its loan portfolio.

According to Maybank Kim Eng, DBS would be least affected by the recent property measures.

Housing loans accounted for just 21% of the group’s total loan portfolio as at end-Sep 2012, vs 26% for OCBC and 29% for UOB.

"Moreover, DBS' housing loan growth has trailed its competitors' since 4Q10, with growth moderating to 8% YoY end-Sep 2012 vs 13% and 15% for UOB and OCBC respectively, ex-Malaysian housing loans," Maybank Kim Eng said.

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