OCBC tops Singapore loan bookrunner and MLA tables for 9M 2026

OCBC capture a 12.3% market share.

OCBC was the top loan bookrunner and mandated lead arranger (MLA) in Singapore for the first nine months of 2026, according to data compiled by Dealogic.

As bookrunner, OCBC Bank logged $3.29b across 8 deals, capturing a 12.3% market share, according to the Dealogic Quarterly Rankings’ report on syndicated loans.

DBS followed, with $2.15b in loan volume across 8 deals, or an 8.1% market share.

UOB, the final of Singapore’s 3 banks, ranked fifth, with $1.4b in loan volume across 5 deals, or a 5.3% market share.

Credit Agricole CIB and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group raised $1.93b each across 7 and 9 deals, respectively. Each captured a 7.3% market share.

As mandated lead arranger, OCBC, DBS, and UOB captured the top three places in Dealogic’s table.

OCBC acted as MLA in $6.1b worth of loans across 32 deals, capturing 13.2% of the market share.

DBS worked on 27 deals worth $3.44b as MLA, or 7.9% of the market share; whilst UOB worked on 22 deals worth $3.44b, or 7.4% of the market share.

Credits Agricole CIB and Standard Chartered Bank closed out the top five, working on 15 and 14 deals, respectively.

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